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• the dreadful effects of climate change

• We lost our beloved father to this dreadful disease.

• The dreadful events of that day will never be forgotten.

• The consequences could be dreadful.

• She was wearing a dreadful pink flouncy skirt.

• His speech was dreadful - he just kept repeating himself.

• It was a truly dreadful performance.

• I've never seen the film, but it sounds dreadful.

• I'm sorry, the house is a dreadful mess.

• He's a dreadful gossip.

• I got in a dreadful muddle about the money.

• He woke up with a dreadful headache.

• They have a dreadful tendency to be the products of 'mere political theorising'.

• That supposedly dreadful tyrant, the playwright, is not deposed, but outright conquered; you have not jettisoned his words, but stolen them.

• We will see him in dreadful majesty, among choirs of angels and archangels.

• The darkest of hair and great dark eyes and in spite of the dreadful circumstances of his life a healthy looking complexion.

• I cannot tell, but they were tense and dreadful.

• Do you see dreadful serpents leap out from her head, do their long coils encircle and press in on you?

• Perhaps, he reflected, she was turned off by his dreadful spelling.

• It may, horrible as it is, still be better for the people so pushed against the wall in bargaining to accept such a dreadful deal.

• Fear also is, unfortunately, a dreadful feature of our open society.

• I understand the dreadful significance of a relapse: more challenging treatment regimens and a subsequent chiseling at my survival rate.

• He is certainly punished, but his is a comic, rather than a dreadful fate.

• Instead, brains succumbed to brawn with dreadful results.

• Fascinating in a dreadful sort of way, ultimately it is very depressing.

• Angiogenesis and the vascular density of tumours have been shown to be associated with tumour metastasis, the most dreadful part of neoplastic growth.

• I trust that he will appeal against this dreadful sentence.