feel terrible

Frequency: 7.580.5 per million words

Used to describe a strong feeling of physical illness or emotional distress (like guilt or sadness).

terribleVERBS + terrible

Categories:

feel

Examples (10)

  • I feel terrible today; I think I'm coming down with a cold.
  • She felt terrible after realizing she had forgotten her friend's birthday.
  • The team felt terrible about losing the championship game in the last minute.
  • If you eat all that junk food, you'll probably feel terrible tomorrow.
  • He had been working for 12 hours straight and started to feel terrible.
  • I would feel terrible if I knew I had hurt someone's feelings unintentionally.
  • Even after apologizing, she still felt terrible about her outburst.
  • Don't worry, it's normal to feel terrible after such a shocking event.
  • Despite getting enough sleep, he woke up this morning still feeling terrible.
  • We all feel terrible for your loss; please accept our deepest condolences.