terrible in Irish
terrible in Irish is uafásach — terrible means very bad or unpleasant.
terrible in Irish
uafásach
Dreadful; causing terror, alarm and fear; awesome
What does "terrible" mean?
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adj Very bad or unpleasant.
"We had a terrible time trying to find parking."
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adj Causing great fear or dread.
"The town suffered a terrible fate during the war."
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adj Very great in degree; extreme.
"She was in terrible pain after the fall."
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terrible in a sentence
- We had a terrible time trying to find parking.
- The food at that restaurant was terrible.
- The town suffered a terrible fate during the war.
- The children heard a terrible roar from the dark cave and ran home.
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What is "terrible" in Irish?
"terrible" in Irish is uafásach. terrible means: Very bad or unpleasant.
How do you use "terrible" in a sentence?
Example: "We had a terrible time trying to find parking." In Irish, "terrible" is uafásach.
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