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😖terrible

adjective
/ˈtɛrɪbəl/
terrestrial terribly

Meaning

extremely bad or unpleasant
extremely bad or serious; causing fear or dread; very poor quality

Example Sentences

The food at that restaurant was terrible.

The weather was terrible during our vacation.

Example Expressions

a terrible mistake

Synonyms

awful, dreadful, horrible, appalling, frightening
Entry 1
awful, dreadful, horrible, appalling
Entry 2
awful, horrible, dreadful, appalling, frightening

Antonyms

wonderful, excellent, good, great, fantastic
Entry 1
wonderful, excellent, good
Entry 2
wonderful, excellent, great, fantastic

Collocations

terrible accident, terrible pain, terrible mistake, terrible situation, terrible weather
Entry 1
terrible accident, terrible pain, terrible mistake, terrible situation
Entry 2
terrible accident, terrible weather, terrible mistake

More Example Sentences

They are terrible at saving money.

I am terrible at remembering names.

She is terrible at waking up early.

We are terrible at keeping secrets.

They are terrible at managing time.

I am terrible at giving directions.

I can't tell you how terrible I feel.

He is terrible at listening carefully.

She is terrible at staying calm in traffic.

We are terrible at finishing things on time.

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