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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a very bad month" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a month that has been particularly difficult or unfavorable in some way.
Example: "After losing my job and dealing with personal issues, I can honestly say it has been a very bad month for me."
Alternatives: "a terrible month" or "a rough month".
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| August looks set to go down as a very bad month for hedge funds.
It was a very bad month.
He began by revealing that he suffered an accident earlier this year, falling over in a San Francisco hotel room: "I had a very bad month in January and February..
The private sector has had a very bad month.
August was a very bad month for gaming, gamers, and games.
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(GE, in particular, was having a very bad PR month).
Detroit does not need to be told that polls show that auto buyers are reluctant; the carmakers reported very bad September sales this week.
There were problems at first, because we started well when I arrived but had a very bad period in November and December.
Following a very bad earnings report in March, word started circulating that Palm was looking for a buyer.
The month of January was a very bad year for me.
Each game session represents one month of what co-designer Matt Leacock understatedly calls "a very bad year for humanity", and every month brings with it a new set of threats, challenges and mission objectives you'll have to complete if you hope to hold back the tide of contagion.
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