dreadfully in Greek
dreadfully in Greek is τρομερά, φοβερά — dreadfully means very badly or terribly.
dreadfully in Greek
τρομερά
Pronounced: tromera
In a dreadful manner; terribly.
φοβερά
Pronounced: fovera
In a dreadful manner; terribly.
What does "dreadfully" mean?
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adv Very badly or terribly.
"He played dreadfully in the final."
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adv Used as an intensifier meaning "extremely."
"I'm dreadfully sorry for the mix-up."
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dreadfully in a sentence
- He played dreadfully in the final.
- I'm dreadfully sorry for the mix-up.
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What is "dreadfully" in Greek?
"dreadfully" in Greek is τρομερά, φοβερά. dreadfully means: Very badly or terribly.
How do you pronounce τρομερά?
"dreadfully" in Greek is τρομερά, pronounced "tromera".
How do you use "dreadfully" in a sentence?
Example: "He played dreadfully in the final." In Greek, "dreadfully" is τρομερά, φοβερά.
Are there other ways to say "dreadfully" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "dreadfully": τρομερά, φοβερά.
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