terrible
ਭਿਆਨਕ
definition
adjective
a terrible crime
extremely or distressingly bad or serious.
example
Drinks were very poor and the service was 'terrible' .
I am, therefore, aware of the 'terrible' effect that serious lung disease can have on an individual and their family.
Last night I put the sauce in the microwave and didn't watch it - it boiled over and made a 'terrible' mess.
That 'terrible' smile of his returned slyly, as if he knew precisely what he was doing.
Heathcliff was lying on his back, and he met Nelly with a 'terrible' smile!
In the 1950s, chemical weapons, like hydrogen bombs, became symbols of terror that could bring 'terrible' destruction.
I was on my knees, my vision clouded in a haze of pain, and then I shook it off and stood up, a 'terrible' smile on my face.
He smiled a 'terrible' smile and immediately left the room.
The voice work on the dub is 'terrible' and obnoxious, but the action scenes fare better, with great use of the sub and surrounds.
I am really looking forward to working on the games, but like many I'm worried I'll make a 'terrible' mess of things.
His fiancée was accidentally drowned on the very eve of their wedding and Joseph Scriven was plunged into 'terrible' sorrow.
The woman stumbled back, a 'terrible' smile on her pretty face, swallowing in the drink in her mouth before she allowed herself a grin, and then a laugh.
A spooky black lady smiles, nursing something 'terrible' in a parcel.
We have been sick for nearly three months - headaches, severe neck stiffness and pain, rashes and 'terrible' fatigue.
His face went white, he clutched his chest and the poor guy looked 'terrible' .
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.
Somewhere in the darkness, the faint echo of a 'terrible' drawn out scream was carried on the breeze from the mountains and the three adventurers froze in place.
Alladi Jayasri writes about Gurudev, who reminds us of the 'terrible' calamities waiting to punish us for our cruelty to Nature.
The grief of the parents of this poor girl has been 'terrible' .
Poor conditions cause injuries, as do the 'terrible' shoes they wear until they are in shreds.
One always feels sort of 'terrible' disagreeing with people who have clearly endured horrors that you have no handle on.
It's not 'terrible' , but there are two annoying qualities about it.
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.
These poor are living under 'terrible' conditions.
All I can remember is the constant 'terrible' pain.
Life at the bottom of society was always difficult in the late medieval and early modern periods: but around 1600 conditions for many of the poor were 'terrible' .
Furthermore, most new houses for relocated families are undesirable because of their distant location, poor facilities or 'terrible' environment.
All her friends pray every day that the British government will bring the perpetrator of this 'terrible' crime to justice.
On one hand, the film is a 'terrible' mess of plot holes, ridiculous premises, and overacting.
There, amid the danger and 'terrible' conditions, he found a new sense of purpose.
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