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ghastly
adjective as in horrifying, dreadful; pale
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Example Sentences
The first-ever woman to become deputy leader of the Labour Party has said "nobody in their right mind would want" the position, which she described as "a terrible job, really ghastly".
The finale is ghastly, grisly and even humorous when Madigan gets the chance to play up her character’s eccentricities to their most campy heights.
"That needed testing and assessing... it could possibly have avoided my sister-in-law's ghastly accident - and many others," she said.
Hours later a ghastly X-ray showing the damage done to the 34-year-old's teeth went viral on social media, but Whittaker says the experience wasn't as bad as fans made it out to be.
The political argument around spending will rage but the chancellor did - to use the ghastly technical term – set out the "spending envelope" in her autumn Budget, indicating rises were coming.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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