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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'dreadful damage' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is typically used to refer to a situation that has caused great harm, destruction, or loss. For example, "The tornado left behind dreadful damage to the city."
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"Reaganism is still alive and kicking, and doing dreadful damage," he says.
Barnsley had begun with plenty of the verve that a lower-division side playing at home brings to a cup tie but they inflicted dreadful damage on one of the strongest sides Roberto Martinez could have fielded.
A new report on academies, billed as a criticism, is actually an extended effort to rescue them from their abject failure to live up to the hype, and to disguise the dreadful damage they are doing to Britain's school system.
But many Romans still fear that it will cause dreadful damage, cost too much and not be ready by December 1999, as promised.A new club founded by the great and good from across the political spectrum is now monitoring all this millennial activity.
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The wildfires have been dreadful, with property damage in the multi-millions.
Any hint of a cover-up by the BBC of its own role in this dreadful affair will cause huge damage to public and audience trust".
The palaces and temples of this spectacular complex in Kathmandu have either been destroyed or severely damaged - the dreadful legacy of the shattering earthquake of last week.
Speaking anonymously in an interview recording released by Lincolnshire police, she said he was beaten with a rake when he overslept, had his teeth smashed with a concrete slab and had been left "psychologically damaged" by his dreadful ordeal.
Antibiotics can have all kinds of dreadful side effects, from diarrhea to nerve damage, but most of these are not formally considered allergies.
They are toxic even at low concentration level and their toxicity increases with accumulation in water (Bradl 2004); if accumulated in living organisms, they can cause dreadful diseases such as Alzheimer, Parkinson, kidney damage and hypertension.
It suffered a dreadful fire in March last year and was badly damaged.
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