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Terribly
Terribly meaning
So as to cause terror or awe. | Very; extremely. | Very badly.
Synonyms of Terribly
Example sentences (20)
A statement read: “Anne was driving on the wrong side of the road and is terribly, terribly sorry for that tragic mistake.
Courts also tend to read the PDA pretty narrowly; the wording of the law means that businesses can treat pregnant women terribly as long as they treat everyone else terribly too.
He was terribly, terribly upset," she said.
It depresses him terribly and makes it terribly difficult for him to work..
Am terribly sad at the loss of a remarkable artist.
And she suffers terribly for it.
A statement from Mary Greenham to the PA news agency said: “I am so terribly sorry to inform you that died peacefully today, surrounded by his family and loved ones.
Based on those stout UConn numbers, taking San Diego State on Monday night doesn’t seem terribly prudent.
But it’s terribly difficult, al-Hassan says.
But to be honest, they haven't been terribly willing to engage.
But what happens when something actually goes terribly wrong on a theme park ride?
By the time they figure out how terribly wrong the situation is, the wee ones have the upper hand, and the weekend in the woods turns into a fight for survival.
Can you cite any specifics where and when the FYO has treated people terribly?
Considering how much these are selling for these days, this one isn’t terribly surprising.
Content choices based on this tracking don’t even have to be very sophisticated — and, indeed, the programming can feel terribly crude.
For these reasons, one might feel content in erasing this one from memory and choosing to mentally simulate wild-card weekend, which will see the Jaguars hosting a playoff game despite being 3–7 not terribly long ago.
Government shutdowns aren't terribly rare, but most of them don't last more than a few days.
Guys, unity is terribly beautiful, but in the field there is revenge, and there is cruelty.
He also started writing, and the play he wrote at 15 offers some clues to his later decision to adapt Erich Maria Remarque’s anti-war novel “It was terribly pretentious,” he admits.
He said expectedly, they fell so terribly for the bait, lashing out that being folks of low moral standards, they seemed to view everyone from their own depraved universe.