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"a horrible" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is a determiner + adjective combination, often used to describe a noun. Example: "She had a horrible nightmare last night." (In this sentence, "horrible" is describing the noun "nightmare.") Another example: "The food at that restaurant was a horrible mess." (Here, "horrible" is describing the noun "mess.").
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It's a horrible case.
It's a horrible idea.
"Just a horrible year.
"Something's a horrible idea?
"A horrible, horrible bounce".
A horrible accident.
It's a horrible mistake.
"It's a horrible rule.
It's a horrible thing.
A horrible government.
She was a horrible mum.
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