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adjective as in repulsive, very unpleasant
Weak matches
adjective as in unpleasant
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
Smith played beautifully for 89 in the first innings, making his swipe at Sajid all the more horrible.
“Two, the United States is changing, becoming more mean, more negative, more horrible, and I don’t like it. I want things to go back the nice way used to be in the ’70s, where everybody was nice and welcoming.
She added: "It was a really horrible situation and you made it all the more horrible by joining in and throwing stones."
By some fitting cosmic logic, though, in order to summon this creature into being, the movie’s director, Ali Abbasi, had to find someone even more horrible to love.
“When you get down to those last five minutes, there is nothing more horrible than sitting there and every precious second with someone they love is just ticking away. And there’s no way to catch it; it’s just flowing through their fingers. The tears and, just, wails—it’s horrible. It’s absolutely horrible.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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