Adjective:

दुःस्वप्न,

nightmarishly's Usage Examples:

based on her marriage to his grandfather; it depicts the husband as nightmarishly abusive.

"revels in the potential cleaning of an authoritarian slate, using nightmarishly symmetric imagery to relate a tale of a masculine hierarchy turned upside.

At the end of the novel, a nightmarishly efficient E-Dust Assassin is unleashed by the Culture in "retribution".

games that time forgot" calling it a "fascinating example" among the "nightmarishly unplayable dross" of the mid-90s interactive movie genre.

Desperate to fulfill a well-intentioned promise turned nightmarishly wrong, Myron races to find her before she’s gone forever.

Conversely, the latter two books have been described as being "nightmarishly difficult" and having "rushed" writing.

create a music that oozed electricity—stark, bleak, industrial, and nightmarishly unnerving.

Linda Gross of the Los Angeles Times dismissed it as "a tedious movie, nightmarishly slow and intermittently out of synch".

to her name, is Fury Road"s heart and soul – well, after all those nightmarishly souped-up deathmobiles – and this future über-feminist/humanist gets.

More of a fantasy than a horror movie perhaps, the film does make darkly minatory use of its dream sequences (the mermaid nightmarishly metamorphosing into.

Horribly, nightmarishly, ball-shrinkingly wrong.

Gamer UK said "As depressing to play as it is to look at, LAD is a nightmarishly frustrating platform-puzzler", and Slide To Play wrote "LAD is an unplayable.

described by The Daily Telegraph as "an outstanding work of art depicting a nightmarishly apocalyptic vision of suburbia.