dreadfully [брит. ˈdrɛdfəli, америк. ˈdrɛdfəli] НАРЕЧ.
1. dreadfully (emphatic):
- dreadfully disappointed, cross
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- dreadfully short of money
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- dreadfully sorry, wrong
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dreadfully [ˈdred·fə·li] НАРЕЧ.
1. dreadfully (in a terrible manner):
- dreadfully
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2. dreadfully (very poorly):
- dreadfully
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3. dreadfully (extremely):
- dreadfully
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The second mate was dreadfully wounded, and was lying on the ground in a state of delirium.
en.wikipedia.org You can not imagine how sad and hard it is to be without you, my angel, and how dreadfully it hurts to think of this long separation, she wrote sadly.
en.wikipedia.org It's simpler and more dreadfully fundamental: it's becoming pregnant.
www.independent.co.uk Of course, she continued to suffer dreadfully, and frequently confided to us her misery, which we also so for ourselves even when she said nothing.
www.catholicherald.co.uk She will be dreadfully missed by us all and is an irreplaceable part of all our lives.
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