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atrocious

[uh-troh-shuhs] / əˈtroʊ ʃəs /




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Even Tottenham, whose form has been atrocious for 18 months now, managed it early last season, when United were one of the teams they beat.

From BBC

The defense’s atrocious cornerbacks don’t deserve most of the blame?

From Los Angeles Times

“Such charm, as always. What happened to you? You look atrocious.”

From Literature

"The illegal dump at Kidlington was an atrocious and deliberate attack on our environment and the Environment Agency shares the community's anger at this horrific crime," she said.

From BBC

Root and Head elevated themselves above the rest and Michael Neser took 4-60 in an improved Australia bowling performance, but England were slapdash with the ball and Smith's dismissal was atrocious.

From BBC