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horrible

[hawr-uh-buhl, hor-] / ˈhɔr ə bəl, ˈhɒr- /


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Instead Napoli were pegged back and as a result dropped into the elimination places with one match remaining, a horrible result for both Napoli and Italy's dwindling reputation on the continental stage.

From Barron's

In TV shows and movies, no matter how horrible the dead people looked, you always knew they were fake.

From Literature

It's been a "horrible experience", he said about this latest court case, now up against Associated Newspapers in his third set-piece legal dispute with a newspaper group.

From BBC

The prince's voice broke as he said the court battle had been a "horrible experience" for his family and that all he wanted was "an apology and some accountability".

From BBC

“Yeah, and where does a pelican get off being so horrible about someone’s looks?” said a lion, which was probably the wrong sentiment, but Zeke could still feel a little grateful.

From Literature