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The phrase "a terrible presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a presentation that was poorly executed or not well received.
Example: "The audience was visibly disengaged, and many left the room early due to the terrible presentation."
Alternatives: "an awful presentation" or "a poor presentation."
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"He gave a terrible presentation.
Q: What is the cost of a terrible presentation?
Although it seemed "fair," the client got a terrible presentation from a novice and the company lost the pitch.
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"That was with a terrible camera presentation.
Terrible presentation.
A: Terrible!
For example, if you think to yourself, "I am going to do a terrible job on this presentation and everyone is going to lose respect for me," that does not mean that it will happen.
Even the nicest looking presentation accompanied by a terrible user experience can ruin someone's opinion and damage what could be a long-term relationship.
His presentation was on how to plot a "road map" for moving forward after a terrible event.
For all her great skills at presentation, many people, including some Republicans who think the microphone is off, believe that Sarah Palin is a terrible choice for running mate.
It's a terrible, terrible, terrible tragedy.
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