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nightmare

[nahyt-mair] / ˈnaɪtˌmɛər /


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"I feel like I'm in some sort of Kafkaesque nightmare," she added.

From BBC

But a fresh nightmare was around the corner, when, three days later, she had to face him in the family courts to try and stop him having parental access to their children.

From BBC

“Offshore oil in California is a nightmare. The regulatory and reputational risks are off the charts,” said Robert Collier, CEO of BlueLift, a company that specializes in decommissioning offshore platforms.

From The Wall Street Journal

He distanced himself from his impetuous comments of recent weeks, when he described his season with Ferrari as "a nightmare" and said he was not looking forward to 2026.

From Barron's

“I already have nightmares, grandpa,” says the kid.

From The Wall Street Journal