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| gen. |
horrible; dreadful; awful; almighty (we had an almighty row – у нас произошёл ужасный скандал); beastly; blatant; dire; frightful; grisly; heinous; hideous; horrid; tremendous; splitting; shocking; mortal; appalling; perishing (о холоде); chronic; damnable; deadly; desperate; deuced; direful; darn; dread; ferocious; flagrant (о преступнике и т. п.); grievous; gross; gruesome; monstrous; morbid; parlous; sad; towering; tragic; unholy; vicious; crashing; ghastful; God-awful; harrowing; immane; awesome; execrable; flagitious; hellish; scary; grizzly; howling; tragical; woeful; woesome; horrendous (Notburga); terrifying (ivvi); chronical; god awful; hair raising; grueling; nasty; gastful; spine-chilling (часто о фильме, романе); very bad; dreaded (Dollie); freak (freak tragedy VLZ_58); cruel; frightening; abysmal; dirty (It's a dirty shame. – Это страшный позор. alexs2011); ghastly; abominable; wicked; startling (Alex_Odeychuk); unspeakable (alexs2011); gut-wrenching (Taras); dismal; drear; dreary; grim; huge; infernal; outrageous; plaguy; portentous; prodigious; racking; awful-looking (some awful-looking modernistic dwellings, an utter eyesore ART Vancouver); odious (Andrey Truhachev); scathing (VLZ_58); bloodcurdling; sinful; miserable (VLZ_58); grotesque (VLZ_58) |
| Игорь Миг |
utterly egregious; chilling; it sucks (Don't drink the coffee, it sucks.); toxic (You must excise her from your life. She's toxic.) |
| abbr. |
bally |
| amer. |
hellacious (very bad: Traffic is hellacious this time of day. • The hellacious heat was more than we could bear.); grim (Hikers made a grim discovery when they came across a dead body in the woods. Val_Ships); enormous |
| austral., slang |
doggone |
| brit. |
state (ad_notam) |
| emph. |
hell of a; damnedest; damned; stinking; hell of a; blue; cursed; curst; devilish; disastrous; fiendish; flaming; hanging; holy mackerel!; holy; pesky; vile |
| fig. |
apocalyptic (Mitt Romney warned Americans that a second term for President Obama would have apocalyptic consequences for the economy. I. Havkin); apocalyptical (Meteorologists predicted apocalyptical consequences for the climate and the environment. I. Havkin) |
| formal |
deplorable (of extremely bad condition: deplorable housing conditions in the inner city Val_Ships) |
| fr. |
macabre |
| inet. |
awsm (сокращение awesome, часто используется в Интернете. "Did you see that new reality tv show? it was awsm!" pryanik) |
| inf. |
terrible; atrocious; fearful; ungodly; wretched; hair-raising; scarey; bad (they aren't that bad q3mi4); a bitch of (a bitch of a headache – ужасная головная боль wandervoegel); bismal (см. abysmal Taras); grotty (Taras); terrific; thundering; rank (chronik); brutal ("It was a brutal effort. We should be embarrassed by ourselves, from me at the top all the way on down." – Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill VLZ_58); from hell (Most people describe their boss as The boss from hell when they realize he/she is standing in the way of their happiness. VLZ_58); train wreck (Your train wreck of a personal life is starting to grate on your last nerve. VLZ_58) |
| irish.lang. |
cuck (Taras) |
| Makarov. |
black; abject |
| obs. |
affrightful; deused; drad; hainous; whoreson (igisheva) |
| obs., dial. |
vengeable |
| obs., vernac. |
perilous; perillous |
| poetic |
fell |
| poetic, emph. |
fearsome |
| police |
horrific (Alex_Odeychuk) |
| Scotl. |
awfae (Yerkwantai); awfy (Yerkwantai) |
| slang |
hell; terrific (The tearing of the veil made a terrific impression on these Jewish priests.); craptastic (Taras); gosh-awful; greeby; lousy; off-beat; offbeat; bugly (bugly – butt ugly Vitusa); hellaclous (Interex); furry; bridge and tunnel (there is a bridge and tunnel smell grigoriy_m); diabolical (informal extremely bad or shocking: Shakermaker); cruddy (Interex) |
| vulg. |
piss-poor; wack |
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it's awful; it's ghastly; it's horrible |
| Gruzovik |
it's terrible |
| amer., slang |
like sixty |
| inf. |
with witness |
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horribility; horrification |
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serious (перенос. Максим Черников EavesBreaker) |
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| Makarov., inf. |
atrocity |
