Sentence examples for dreadfully easy from inspiring English sources

"Bacon's dreadfully easy to make," says Jasper Aykroyd.

It is dreadfully easy, nowadays, to turn tragedy into a one-note martyrdom.

The thing about Lifetime movies (and their hilarious titles) is that they were always dreadfully sincere, which is what made it so easy to watch them with a sense of campy enjoyment.

I'd be had up for misrepresentation if I said that it was easy (in fact the UK pass rate is dreadfully low), but given that you will be responsible for converting someone else's ideas into a legal document that may need to withstand the scrutiny of the courts (possibly all around the world) it's understandable that one must demonstrate a very high degree of competency.

Dreadfully sexist?

"I'm dreadfully sorry about this, dreadfully, dreadfully sorry.

—Adv.: horrendē, dreadfully, Vulg.

"It's dreadfully sad.

Solitude is dreadfully unfashionable.

"I miss them dreadfully.

"I'm dreadfully sorry".