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horrendously

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hor·ren·dous  (hô-rnds, h-)
adj.
Hideous; dreadful: "Horrendous explosions shook the whole city" (Howard Kaplan).

[From Latin horrendus, from gerundive of horrre, to tremble.]

hor·rendous·ly adv.
Translations
horrendously [hɒˈrendəslɪ] ADV [difficult, expensive] → tremendamente, terriblemente
horrendously [həˈrɛndəsli] advaffreusement
horrendously
adv
(= horrifically)entsetzlich
(inf: = dreadfully) → fürchterlich (inf); expensivehorrend


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Though things have gone horrendously awry, there are many factors that could provide the glue to put Humpty Dumpty back together again.
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