be terrible

Frequency: 8.5150.2 per million words

Used to describe a state or quality of being extremely bad or unpleasant.

terribleVERBS + terrible

Categories:

be

Examples (10)

  • The weather is terrible today; I don't want to go out.
  • Her acting was absolutely terrible in the new play.
  • It will be terrible if the project fails at this stage.
  • His mood has been terrible ever since the bad news.
  • Why is the internet connection so terrible here?
  • The taste of that medicine was truly terrible.
  • I hope things won't be terrible after the changes.
  • Honestly, his singing is rather terrible.
  • He suddenly collapsed—it was simply terrible.
  • It must have been terrible for the survivors of the disaster.