terribly in Italian
terribly in Italian is terribilmente, estremamente — terribly means very badly or poorly.
terribly in Italian
terribilmente
(literary, _, or, _, dated) So as to cause terror or awe.
estremamente
Very; extremely.
What does "terribly" mean?
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adv Very badly or poorly.
"He sang terribly at the talent show, and the crowd winced."
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adv Extremely; used to intensify an adjective.
"The soup was terribly salty, so I could barely finish it."
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terribly in a sentence
- He sang terribly at the talent show, and the crowd winced.
- The old car runs terribly in cold weather.
- The soup was terribly salty, so I could barely finish it.
- We are terribly grateful for everything you did for us.
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What is "terribly" in Italian?
"terribly" in Italian is terribilmente, estremamente. terribly means: Very badly or poorly.
How do you use "terribly" in a sentence?
Example: "He sang terribly at the talent show, and the crowd winced." In Italian, "terribly" is terribilmente, estremamente.
Are there other ways to say "terribly" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "terribly": terribilmente, estremamente.
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