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The phrase 'dreadful as' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a comparative sense, to express that something is as bad or terrible as something else. Example: "The school lunch was dreadful as always, but today it was even worse with the addition of undercooked vegetables."
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Marijuana users consider the uncertainty dreadful as well, with some fearful that applying for cards might lead to police scrutiny.
The politicians supporting Brexit are all dreadful, as are all the politicians against it, and most of the politicians for and against most things.
Many critics concluded that the much-hyped interview was neither as "dreadful" as had been feared nor as hard-hitting as it could have been.
Dreadful as the prospect is, networking works.
Dreadful as that marksmanship was, Walton chose not to comment.
It is quite as dreadful as it sounds.
"He can't be as dreadful as they say," they said, according to Dr. Maxwell.
Lockerbie, dreadful as it was, is not top of their list.
"The idea of death, now, to me, is just as dreadful as it was before.
The fear of terrorism is not so dreadful as the fear of plague.
When you do think about it, it can be as dreadful as ever.
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