dreadfully's Usage Examples:

John Laurie managed to come through it OK, but Arnold Ridley was dreadfully, badly wounded.

husband seeing of it took hold of the Child but it cried out and twisted so dreadfully by reason of the torture that the Apparition of Sarah good did afflict.

in a letter to the geologist Charles Lyell, wrote that the book was "dreadfully dull, yet much condensed.

"It's dreadfully confusing!" The passage inspired the title of the 1979 musical But Never.

"Darn!" Dave declared dragging his dripping dukes across the dreadfully delightful disaster.

"He might be a socialist if Socialism were more respectable and not so dreadfully lowering"!.

only difference is that Brooks, Alcott, and publisher Viking Press are "dreadfully respectable.

"smashed into bits and pieces" with "nearly every person of them killed or dreadfully injured".

that horrific CGI, which might be fun and whimsical if it didn’t look so dreadfully cheap.

course of the operation, there were over twenty clashes, including a dreadfully successful attack in December 1872 on a Yavapai camp during the Battle.

He described debauchery dreadfully disgusting, because it was so different from their own.

"Horribly fun and dreadfully popular!".

Washington said "I was dreadfully unhappy there.

But having said that, I would have been dreadfully unhappy wherever I was.

it "ferociously inventive, painfully vivid, dispassionately bleak and dreadfully memorable", and compared it to a collaboration between J.

seeks advice from a stripper to teach her how to dance on a pole, but is dreadfully unsuccessful.

times and worlds during the use of the drive, realize that something is dreadfully amiss.

are for something to watch, there has to be a better option than this dreadfully misguided action thriller.

Synonyms:

awfully; horribly;