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The phrase "a terrible message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a message that is negative, upsetting, or poorly conveyed.
Example: "After reading the email, I realized it contained a terrible message that left me feeling disheartened."
Alternatives: "a dreadful message" or "an awful message".
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"It would send a terrible message".
But I have a terrible message.
"It sends a terrible message".
I think it sends a terrible message".
Any change would send a terrible message.
What a terrible message to send to the electorate.
It just sends out a terrible message about Britain".
Such a move would send a terrible message to despots.
Beyond the injuries that causes, it sends a terrible message".
That would be a terrible message to send.
"I think doing nothing would have sent a terrible message.
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