Translation for 'dreadful' from English to Bulgarian

dreadful {adj}

ужасен

• In Somerset the influx of Huguenot immigrants named Vile coincides with the dreadful events of 1685 and the Monmouth uprising.
• John Simon of the "National Review" called "Reuben, Reuben" "dreadful".
• For shame is to Freedom more dreadful than pain.
• She must have been all night at sea, out in that dreadful storm.
• The "Oxford Companion to Irish Literature" described her as "uniquely dreadful".

• John Simon of the "National Review" called "Big Business" a "dreadful film".
• Babau: A truly dreadful animal played by a man under a sheet, clicking together the jaws of a horse.
• The team had a dreadful season, losing all their games and being soundly beaten in most.
• The "Guardian" called it "dreadful".
• Writing for "IGN", Leana Hafer described the game as "a relentlessly unsettling delve into Hell with dreadful combat", adding "combat itself is dreadful, and I don't mean that in a good way", though applauding its "macabre art direction" and puzzles.

• Warren called the film "dreadful in a nice sort of way".
• "Broad Arrow Jack" is a penny dreadful written by E. Harcourt Burrage in 1866.
• Sanjay Dutt sporting women's outfits in one of the scenes was called a "dreadful" act by "Mid-Day".
• According to their traditions, the word in ker in Sindhi means a dreadful sin.
• There passed a dreadful carnage. On both sides were the deaths enough.

• The comic " [...] ", about a dreadful invasion of rats, is set in Ostend.