Sentence examples for dreaded is from inspiring English sources

Probably the most dreaded is a stillbirth.

… Of all names most terrible and to be dreaded is coward".

Much dreaded is the "quiet" problem that goes undetected for hours, resulting in significant loss of data.

The killing, which I dreaded, is a quick affair: one blow to the head, one stab near the gills with a giant knife.

The day Toni Enclade has dreaded is upon her -- Mother's Day.

It has now banned both the veiled question gay candidates dreaded—"is there anything in your past that could embarrass the party?"—and pressure to parade a spouse as proof of soundness.

I dreaded being thought queer.

She dreaded being separated from Brennan and raped.

What I dreaded were the futile formulas of consolation from people who never knew him.

Unfortunately, the vaccine was primitive and dangerous, and men dreaded being inoculated.

Bewildered and bellicose, Johnson dreaded being seen as a President too indecisive to win a war.