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Discover LudwigThe phrase "awful mix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of elements that is unpleasant or undesirable.
Example: "The party was an awful mix of loud music and uncomfortable seating, making it hard to enjoy the evening."
Alternatives: "terrible combination" or "dreadful blend".
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Successful investing and emotions do not go together; it is an awful mix, and the outcome is always the same; stress and loss.
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It was sad that an awful mix-up decided the game.
After a drab first half the Bees went ahead when Lasse Vibe pounced on an awful mix-up between Kelvin Wilson and keeper Dorus De Vries to poke in.
It's hard to give a reader the sense of the terrible mix of the awful and the banal if you're not on the ground.
It appears that the right analogy is a different central European event — the Thirty Years' War in the 17th century — an awful of mix of religious and political conflict, which eventually produced a new state order.
Even an awful, bass-heavy sound mix couldn't negate her charisma, though it might be too soon after Mr. Jackson's death to end a set, as she did, with moonwalking.
"So there is an awful lot of relief mixed up with the jubilation".
Everywhere we go, screens reach out too, a crazy mix of entertainment, awful news, and advertising.
In The Open House, Eno is working with the comedy of discomfort, which at any given moment -- and probably from one performance to the next -- can be awful, hilarious, or an uneasy mix of the two.
Awful man.
It's a mix of inevitability and awful, agonising surprise: and that really is a lesson in composition.
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