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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all awful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, experience, or collection of things that are all considered to be bad or unpleasant.
Example: "The reviews for the movie were all awful, leading me to decide not to watch it."
Alternatives: "completely terrible" or "entirely dreadful".
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All awful.
These are all awful.
It's not all awful, of course.
Is it, all in all, awful?
Far from it – they are all awful at it.
The upshot is that we are all awful individual observers of reality.
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Peter Peter Smithh, an impish nonbinary comedian) intuits that growing up means mommy-daddy stuff, which is awfuller than all the awful things that ever were.
Hester's refusal to turn in some brass knuckles procured as evidence first prompted the investigation into the officers' super fun, not-at-all-awful game.
Aren't all these awful crooked C.E.O.'s and C.F.O.'s out in the sticks just... awful?
Yes – and all those awful first readers.
Who has made all these awful decisions?
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