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The phrase "a dreadful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very bad or unpleasant, often in a dramatic or emphatic way.
Example: "The movie was a dreadful experience, leaving the audience feeling disappointed and bored."
Alternatives: "a terrible" or "an awful".
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A dreadful controversy indeed!
A dreadful thought occurs.
A dreadful end.
Monday was a dreadful day.
It is a dreadful one.
It sets a dreadful precedent.
It was a dreadful experience.
Please, what a dreadful idea!
That's a dreadful finish.
It's a dreadful silence.
What a dreadful impoverishment.
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