horrid

Speech parts

1. horrid - Adjective

2. horrid - Adjective Satellite

Meaning

Rough; rugged; bristling.

Fitted to excite horror; dreadful; hideous; shocking; hence, very offensive.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

hideous frightful shocking horrible dreadful awful abominable dire horrific outrageous appalling alarming terrific revolting rotten
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Antonyms

sterling primo darling amazing dynamite dandy
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Phrases with the word

horrid man horrid place horrid individual horrid day horrid news

Examples

subjected to outrageous cruelty Source: Internet

a hideous pattern of injustice Source: Internet

horrific conditions in the mining industry Source: Internet

when she was bad she was horrid Source: Internet

Blake 1952, p. 496 Meanwhile, Boylston had inoculated 287 people, with six resulting deaths. citation Inoculation debate Boylston and Mather's inoculation crusade "raised a horrid Clamour"sfn among the people of Boston. Source: Internet

An editorial in the Missoulian newspaper in 1947 said we should be pursue “a brotherhood of the world and an eternal end to the horrid thing that brought those we honor today to their untimely deaths. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

horribly horribly tired horribly undesirable horrid day horrid individual horrid man