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Discover LudwigThe phrase "awful days" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe days that are particularly unpleasant or difficult.
Example: "After a series of awful days at work, I decided to take a much-needed vacation to recharge."
Alternatives: "terrible days" or "horrible days".
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There's so much unspoken emotion in that moment, and whether or not they ever get together as a couple, the bond they share as survivors of that awful day -- all these awful days -- was palpable.
We had a respectable Christmas, we had a respectable Valentine's Day -- but we have a lot more awful days than we ever used to.
Some memorably awful days mark a watershed.
"I had a lot of tough days, awful days, and I made myself train through it".
For a long time, I couldn't tell anyone about the laughter that permeated those awful days.
Astonishingly, for three awful days, it became the world's biggest story.
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That may happen some awful day.
Grief remains from that awful day, but not only grief.
It's not just about this big awful day".
That awful day gave birth to reunions of this makeshift family.
Suffice it to say that the details of that awful day are blood-chilling and unbearable.
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