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nightmare

[nahyt-mair] / ˈnaɪtˌmɛər /


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Darnold was in this position last season with Minnesota, but lost in Detroit before having a play-off nightmare against the Rams.

From BBC

The first half was a nightmare for Stafford, who went into the game with a league-leading 40 touchdown passes and only five interceptions.

From Los Angeles Times

Though different from experiencing war as a child, I know the symptoms all too well: the extreme anxiety, hypervigilance – being constantly on guard against threats - flashbacks, nightmares, and depression.

From BBC

“That’s an absolute nightmare for people, and one that can be avoided. Keep an updated list of all your passwords and make it simpler for your family,” Simasko said.

From MarketWatch

And there are plenty of hybrid creatures, apocalyptic nightmares, strange juxtapositions and drooping abnormalities of the melting-watch variety.

From The Wall Street Journal