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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a horrifying time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period or experience that was extremely distressing or frightening.
Example: "During the war, many people experienced a horrifying time filled with fear and uncertainty."
Alternatives: "a terrifying period" or "a dreadful experience."
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Yet it was an infinitely more horrifying time nonetheless.
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She was there talking about a horrifying reality: for the first time, there are less women on the planet than men.
Their vision for our future, while a little horrifying at times, seems to have our best interests at heart.
In 2013, Seth went through a divorce ("What a time … of horrifying feelings," he recalls in the film), and much of "True Sadness" is about navigating the fallout: remorse over a broken commitment; guilt about falling in love with another person; worry over whether he hurt his former partner so badly that recovery is now impossible for either of them.
I am horrified every time I hear about a landlord harassing tenants to get them out of their rent-stabilized apartments, or when long-time elderly residents are forced out after their new landlords decide they want to raise rents.
Of course, an American question time horrifies some politicians.
"The Serbian commentator was also horrified every time Conchita received maximum scores".
My husband is the not-prone-to-exaggerating sort, but I had a hard time believing this horrifying statistic.
He was a pioneer of state education, and he persisted at a time when others were horrified at the idea of educating the indigenous peoples.
I wasn't watching a ton of Housewives-type shows at the beginning, so watching so many hours in such a short period of time really horrified me.
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