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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also has a dreadful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that possesses a negative quality or characteristic in addition to other attributes.
Example: "The movie was entertaining, but it also has a dreadful plot twist that left many viewers confused."
Alternatives: "also features a terrible" or "additionally has an awful".
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It also has a dreadful impact on those paid to provide state-funded care.
But he also has a dreadful moment lip-syncing while playing air guitar, and air drums, to AC/DC's "You Shook Me All Night Long".
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It also had a dreadful referee, you see.
Left cornerback Dave Thomas also had a dreadful game, and he will be watched closely for progress.
United News & Media (down 211.5p to 527p yesterday, bringing the year's depreciation to 22percentnt) also had a dreadful year.
We've also had a media frenzy over the dreadful remarks of Donald Sterling, owner of the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team.
Head and Bottle has a dreadful stillness.
One has a dreadful stammer; another a port-wine birthmark.
Plus, he has a dreadful record in predicting the race.
Eritrea has slipped fastest: it has a dreadful human-rights record.
USAA Aggressive Growth, a controversial small-company vehicle, has a dreadful long-term record.
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