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The phrase "a nightmare" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as an adjective to describe something as unpleasant, difficult, or terrifying. It can also refer to a haunting or disturbing dream. Example: The recent spike in crime in our neighborhood has been a nightmare for our community.
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A nightmare.
Now it's a nightmare".
"I had a nightmare.
"It's been a nightmare.
Compliance is a nightmare.
They're a nightmare.
"That's a nightmare.
A nightmare, you say?
Beijing is a nightmare.
Retention is a nightmare.
"It is a nightmare".
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