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horribleness

noun as in unpleasantness

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In a preview of the horribleness that is to come in the 2024 election, at a rally last Saturday in New Jersey, Donald Trump demonstrated his horror politics by comparing non-white immigrants, migrants, and refugees and the “border crisis” to the fictional serial killer Hannibal Lecter.

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“With the hysteria and the horribleness of the crime, the police wanted to put a nice little bow,” she said.

Donald Trump is a known commodity; There is nothing mysterious about him and his horribleness.

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"Once you tear it off, then people can see the horribleness – like, how could people side with an abuser and against someone who's trying to take out a restraining order against this abuse," Junisbai said.

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Something can premiere and still be horrible; such language signals anticipation and bursting out onto the world without consideration of the goodness or horribleness of the thing in question.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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