awful
Prononciation : [ɔːfəl]
Mot
Contexte : « quality »
(adjective) something that is very bad or unpleasant. If you think something is awful, you really don’t like it at all.
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The weather today is awful, so I think we should stay inside.
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The movie wasn't awful; I actually enjoyed it a lot!
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Why does that food taste awful to you?
Contexte : « emotions »
(adjective) when someone feels very bad, usually due to something sad or upsetting. If you say you feel awful, it means you're not feeling good at all.
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I felt awful when I heard the news, but I know I can talk to friends about it.
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She didn't feel awful after her mistake; she learned from it.
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Why do you feel awful today?
Contexte : « intensity »
(adjective) used to describe something that is very intense, like a strong emotion or reaction. If someone says something was awful in this way, it means it was very powerful, usually in a negative sense.
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The storm last night was awful in terms of power, but it was very fascinating to watch.
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The concert wasn’t awful; it was actually quite amazing!
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Was the storm really as awful as they say?
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