ghastly in Italian
ghastly in Italian is agghiacciante, spaventoso, terrificante — ghastly means extremely unpleasant, shocking, or horrifying.
ghastly in Italian
agghiacciante
Horrifyingly shocking.
spaventoso
Horrifyingly shocking.
terrificante
Horrifyingly shocking.
terribile
Extremely bad.
orribile
Extremely bad.
obbrobrioso
Extremely bad.
pessimo
Extremely bad.
What does "ghastly" mean?
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adj Extremely unpleasant, shocking, or horrifying.
"The crash scene was truly ghastly."
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adj Pale and deathly-looking.
"His face turned a ghastly shade of grey."
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adj (informal, especially British) Very bad or unpleasant, used for milder complaints as well as serious horror.
"What a ghastly hotel — the room smelled awful."
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ghastly in a sentence
- The crash scene was truly ghastly.
- She described the ghastly conditions in the flooded village.
- His face turned a ghastly shade of grey.
- What a ghastly hotel — the room smelled awful.
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What is "ghastly" in Italian?
"ghastly" in Italian is agghiacciante, spaventoso, terrificante. ghastly means: Extremely unpleasant, shocking, or horrifying.
How do you use "ghastly" in a sentence?
Example: "The crash scene was truly ghastly." In Italian, "ghastly" is agghiacciante, spaventoso, terrificante.
Are there other ways to say "ghastly" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 7 translations listed for "ghastly": agghiacciante, spaventoso, terrificante, terribile, orribile, obbrobrioso.
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