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Discover LudwigThe term "horrific" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an adjective meaning causing shock, fear, or horror. For example: "The details of the accident were horrific; it was unimaginable to think of the pain endured by those involved."
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Such a horrific disease.
It was a horrific day.
"It was a horrific fire".
It's a horrific crime.
It's a horrific incident".
WEAKNESSES -- A horrific schedule.
"It's a horrific tragedy.
"This is a horrific day in Boston.
"It must have been a horrific ordeal.
"Ebola is a horrific disease," he said.
It was a horrific scene.
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