dreadfulness's Usage Examples:

and Rupert Smith has suggested that in Terry, Irene "met her match in dreadfulness" and likened them to a "geriatric Romeo and Juliet".

allowing the reader to feel close to the yōkai rather than showing their dreadfulness.

movies weren’t hand grenades; they were atom bombs whose detonations of dreadfulness created Hiroshima and Nagasaki-sized mushroom clouds in my cerebrum and.

Brecht expresses the dreadfulness of war and the idea that virtues are not rewarded in corrupt times.

and Rupert Smith has suggested that in Terry, Irene "met her match in dreadfulness" and likens them to a "geriatric Romeo and Juliet".

Nonetheless, people in Minamata have learned through experience the dreadfulness of environmental pollution and because of this, they can now produce.

to associate practicing with punishment and thus develops feelings of dreadfulness and wishes to avoid practicing the instrument.

at the Wayback Machine "German policy was based on Schrecklichkeit ('dreadfulness' or 'frightfulness').

accounts for the sickly anxiety with which many people speak of the dreadfulness of not having found their place in the world.

"Humshakals redefines dreadfulness".

Hence there is little, or no sense of the dreadfulness of sin […].

Synonyms:

horridness; awfulness; terribleness; unpleasantness; frightfulness;

Antonyms:

quality; unpleasant; pleasure; niceness; pleasantness;