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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61. In general her work has been good, but this essay is dreadful.
62. This was a dreadful crime and a severe sentence is necessary.
63. Nothing had presaged the dreadful fate about to befall him.
64. " Good evening! Terrible weather, isn't it? "" Yes, dreadful. ”.
65. I can only express my strong condemnation of this dreadful behaviour.
66. The Battle of the Somme was a scene of dreadful carnage.
67. He admitted that the government was in "a dreadful hole".
68. The refugee camps, however dreadful, were a way station to their dream.
69. There was a dreadful shindy in the pub last night.
70. I cannot imagine what to do in this dreadful situation.
71. Turn that dreadful wailing music off and put on something cheerful.
72. I haven't time to see the film besides, it's had dreadful reviews.
73. I knew intuitively that something dreadful had happened to him.
74. It may be many years before this dreadful disease is conquered.
75. You can discount what Jack said: he's a dreadful liar.
76. I was beginning to think I'd made a dreadful mistake.
77. How dare you show your face in here after saying all those dreadful things!
78. It's dreadful trying to get the kids up on school days.
79. He's a dreadful snob.
80. The news report was so dreadful that I just had to switch it off.
81. The market for those dreadful compilation records you see advertised on TV is just another of life's great mysteries.
82. What a miserable existence! How could anyone live in such dreadful conditions.
83. She had a dreadful row with her parents and left home.
84. To be candid with you,(www.Sentencedict.com) I think you're making a dreadful mistake.
85. dreadful plight I had lost my money and missed the last train home.
86. Keeping prisoners in such dreadful conditions strips them of all dignity.
87. Who perpetrated that dreadful extension to the front of the building?
88. Anything was preferable to that dreadful din in the house.
89. a dreadful little man . Note that it is usually only used before a noun and that it is rarely used in the comparative and superlative.
90. If I go to bed late I feel dreadful in the morning.
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.