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The phrase "dreadful being" can be grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or creature that inspires fear, horror, or extreme dislike. Here is an example sentence: "The villagers had long feared the dreadful being that lurked in the forest, its glowing red eyes and eerie howls filling them with terror."
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Churchward, who clearly thrived under Liberman, leaves criticisms and dissenting opinions to others (Leo Lerman Alexex is evil — a dreadful being, a wretched murderous Russian of the blackest blood"), and prefers not to probe the dark side of his famously tough and mercurial subject.
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Something dreadful is down there".
Dreadful were the parodies with their backward-running sentences.
And "dreadful was the din/Of hissing through the hall..."...
One case, however dreadful, is no basis for making policy.
"Sooner or later, something dreadful is going to happen".
Something dreadful is looming.
This is dreadful, isn't it?
Dreadful, she was.
A dreadful muse is still a muse.
So dreadful it's heartbreaking".
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