truly disastrous

Frequency: 7.814.0 per million words

Emphasizes the genuine and profound nature of the disaster.

disastrousADVERB + disastrous

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truly

Examples (10)

  • The company's decision to launch the product without market research proved to be truly disastrous.
  • The oil spill had a truly disastrous effect on the local marine life.
  • Their first date was truly disastrous, ending with an argument in the restaurant.
  • The new policy's impact on public services was truly disastrous, leading to widespread protests.
  • The failed military campaign had truly disastrous consequences for the entire nation.
  • His attempt at day trading turned out to be a truly disastrous financial experiment.
  • The opening night of the play was truly disastrous, with actors forgetting their lines and props breaking.
  • A lack of planning led to a truly disastrous outcome for the project.
  • Ignoring these warnings could have truly disastrous results for future generations.
  • The results of the experiment were truly disastrous, setting back research by years.