The phrase "abysmal day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a day that is extremely bad or disappointing.
Example: "After receiving the news about the project cancellation, I knew it was going to be an abysmal day."
Alternatives: "terrible day" or "dismal day."
Worst moment With fans already calling for Buckle's head, Boxing Day should have been the last nail in his coffin after an abysmal day at the Memorial Stadium where Rovers squandered a 2-0 lead to struggling Plymouth Argyle to lose 3-2.
After an abysmal day, stocks were pointing to a modestly higher open on Wednesday as nervous investors try to find their way back into a market defined by concerns over pessimism and uncertainty.
An ugly interception by Mark Sanchez and an abysmal day by Antonio Cromartie were part of the problem, but inconsistent play from those two is something the Jets have endured before.
Hampshire's abysmal day in the field was summed up when Chanderpaul was given a life on 36, Carberry again spilling a straightforward opportunity off the bowling of Sean Ervine.
The short-term outlook for Coinstar isn't as bleak as its abysmal Friday fall, but the company must figure out its longer-term goals if it is expecting to remain in business.
The film "Billionaire Boys Club" had a reportedly abysmal opening day.
Jay Cutler continued to erase memories of his abysmal opening day, with a solid QB rating and a perfect fourth quarter.
A repetition of any or all of these humiliations seemed possible after an abysmal performance Saturday.
Yes, Wales were defensively abysmal last Saturday and the All Blacks may have something to say about it but whereas New Zealand overwhelm, and offload, their way to countless tries, Australia do it with an unparalleled grace.
Commodities stocks especially saw a rebound on Wednesday, after an abysmal showing on Tuesday (See "Investors Don't Dig U.S. Mining Stocks").
By the closing bell, commodities stocks particularly saw a rebound Wednesday, after an abysmal showing on Tuesday (see "Investors Don't Dig U.S. Mining Stocks").
