Synonym: awful, bad, detestable, ghastly, horrible, terrible, unpleasant, vile, wretched. Similar words: dreaded, head for, handful, dream up, dream of, read, bread, thread. Meaning: ['dredɪdfʊl] 
adj. 1. causing fear or dread or terror 2. exceptionally bad or displeasing 3. very unpleasant.
adj. 1. causing fear or dread or terror 2. exceptionally bad or displeasing 3. very unpleasant. 
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91. It sounds as if they might have made a dreadful mistake.
92. Why do you want to live here it's a dreadful hole!
93. This dreadful murder is surely the act of a madman.
94. No one told me how dreadful you can feel.
95. A dreadful cross for the badger to bear.
96. Film critics are dreadful moaners.
97. We've made a dreadful mistake.
98. My typing is quite dreadful.
99. A move is a dreadful thing.
100. That dreadful, badly cut shabby old coat and skirt!
101. Perhaps he had made a dreadful mistake after all.
102. The dreadful things that he forecasts will not happen.
103. It was for him a dreadful test of endurance.
104. What was so dreadful that you couldn't tell me?
105. She was alone in this dreadful place after all.
106. Could she come to terms with the knowledge that they had been conceived in that dreadful place?
107. Moreover,(www.Sentencedict.com) were things quite so dreadful that such control needed to be exerted?
108. Sleazy and tedious, the film would need to improve a few rungs to be classified as merely dreadful.
109. Virtually all Third World countries were Spending enormous sums on war or preparation for war, despite staggering debts and dreadful poverty.
110. I can't sleep at nights from thinking of those dreadful things you describe.
111. One look was sufficient to make them realise they had made a dreadful mistake.
112. It is true that it was a dreadful blow, and that we were bitterly disappointed[sentencedict.com], but we offer no excuses.
113. As it turned out, I was a dreadful croupier and after a few weeks they put me on coats and hats.
114. For much of the past week I have had this dreadful, stomach-churning feeling of imminent disaster.
115. Broussac and Capote refused to read the signs and so made their most dreadful mistake.
116. You may still be a child but you are the only person in this dreadful place who understands the meaning of care.
117. Then she had the dreadful feeling that he was not going to answer her anyway, for he said nothing.
118. The night can be a dreadful time for lonely people once their loneliness has started. Ernest Hemingway 
119. Yes, all in all, a dreadful little show was being staged for me, up here on the twenty-first floor.
120. She should never have shut herself away in that dreadful place.
More similar words: dreaded, head for, handful, dream up, dream of, read, bread, thread, reader, spread, breadth, reading, readily, get ready, already, spread out, already in, widespread, spread over, and function, dress up, redress, address, kindred, hundred, scoundrel, addressed, full, awful, in full.