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terrifyingly's Usage Examples:

the proceedings, there are a brace of unrequited love-stories and a terrifyingly competent tune set.

] when "ordinary reality is "abolished" and something terrifyingly other shines through"[.

contradictions simultaneously, such as being both worldly and "completely, terrifyingly alone," both reluctant and willing, and both empty but fulfilled.

Asleep, Greg dreams of pursuing Ginny through a terrifyingly deserted Chicago.

song has much in common with a medieval tale about a knight who slays a terrifyingly fiendish boar in Sidon, in the fourteenth century romance of Sir Eglamour.

Grypsera Lotegorisch Polari Yenish The language police were terrifyingly real – My grandfather was one (Martin Puchner on Rotwelsch, an elusive.

He adds that they were "terrifyingly efficient.

Critics referred to Spielberg"s dinosaurs as breathtakingly — and terrifyingly — realistic.

Dark Fields was released to positive reviews; Alan Rose of The Living Tradition published a positive review for the album, praising the record and highlighting The Warlkine Lads of Russia as rightly honoured and calling the tune set of the album terrifyingly competent.

In the story, a ship belonging to a terrifyingly dominant space-faring race, the iduve, arrives at a space station.

And on the final hand, leavening the proceedings, there are a brace of unrequited love-stories and a terrifyingly competent tune set.

Enfant terrible (/ˌɒ̃fɒ̃ tɛˈriːblə/; French: [ɑ̃fɑ̃ tɛʁibl]; "unruly child") is a French expression, traditionally referring to a child who is terrifyingly.

Calum: a brother strangely possessed by their mother; a brother with a terrifyingly violent streak; a brother whose dangerous love and strange way of seeing.