terrible
ભયંકર
definition
adjective
a terrible crime
extremely or distressingly bad or serious.
translation of 'terrible'
અતિશય,
ભયજનક,
પ્રચંડ,
ખરાબ,
ઉત્કૃષ્ટ,
જબરદસ્ત
adjective
ભયંકર
example
We got up the next morning to find this room a 'terrible' mess - dead leaves and branches, chips of bark and shards of glass everywhere.
Those against capital punishment argue that it is brutal and degrading, while supporters regard it as an essential way of achieving vengeance/revenge for 'terrible' crimes.
Instead, he thought about Whitney, worried that she was in pain or that 'terrible' things were happening to her.
Alladi Jayasri writes about Gurudev, who reminds us of the 'terrible' calamities waiting to punish us for our cruelty to Nature.
Everyone, especially the poor, felt the 'terrible' effects of the famine of 1846 and 1847 with its suffering, death and destruction.
You'll likely get 'terrible' work - or they'll ask for more money and threaten to walk out if you don't pay up.
When someone approached and joked that he looked 'terrible' , he smiled.
The dungeon of hell is a 'terrible' but mysterious place.
Yet we knew a 'terrible' secret far more sinister than Ray Martin's wig or the little green men at Roswell.
It's not 'terrible' , but there are two annoying qualities about it.
Some people with 'terrible' disabilities reveal extraordinary qualities, which enrich their own lives and those of people around them.
Rarely does television so sensitively and thoughtfully depict the 'terrible' grief and pain of loss, with all its far-reaching and long-lived repercussions.
It plays poorly, looks 'terrible' and sounds even worse.
If you feel that 'terrible' about it, try comparing yourself to yourself.
I am really looking forward to working on the games, but like many I'm worried I'll make a 'terrible' mess of things.
A spokesman said: u2018This was a truly 'terrible' and tragic accident, at a time when they were supposed to be the happiest of their lives.u2019
Last night I put the sauce in the microwave and didn't watch it - it boiled over and made a 'terrible' mess.
Shuto screamed an ancient battle cry and charged into the night, the only light in the dark the sinister eyes of his 'terrible' adversaries.
With a 'terrible' script and poor design and direction, The Hunchback of Notre Dame has rapidly become known as the worst in the Stratford Festival's history.
I looked at Gabriela Szabo after four laps and she looked absolutely 'terrible' .
Both of these scenes look 'terrible' , with very poor video quality, but they are nice to have and were a treat to find.
But he protested his innocence, and as he rambled on, Hera all the while smiled her 'terrible' smile and stroked my flanks.
It emphasises how 'terrible' the villain is: the woman's warning that the hero's life is in danger conveys to the audience how powerful the villain is, and thus makes the tale more exciting.
There, amid the danger and 'terrible' conditions, he found a new sense of purpose.
In those first, 'terrible' days after the storm and catastrophic flood, the poorest citizens were locked in a desperate struggle for survival.
On one hand, the film is a 'terrible' mess of plot holes, ridiculous premises, and overacting.
Most restaurants have 'terrible' food for us poor veggies!
I also had a couple of ciders and that together with the bright sunlight most likely brought on the 'terrible' headache that incapacitated me in the evening.
That work was made for a hospital run by an order of monks whose mission was to serve people who were in 'terrible' pain, especially those who had lost limbs.
I paused before answering, feeling 'terrible' and sick to my stomach.
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