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Discover Ludwig"ghastly looking" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something unpleasant or menacing in appearance. For example, "The ghastly looking creature snarled and bared its sharp teeth."
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By this, I don't mean his hair was like J.F.K.'s hair, but rather that the press treated Van Gundy's painfully and ghastly looking hair implants with the same discretion that they once treated J.F.K.'s affairs.
A by now ghastly looking Cancellara remounted his bike and prepared to carry on, while a conscious but horribly flayed Bonnet was found to have broken cervical vertebrae which will require surgery.
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Ray put on a ghastly look of sympathy, which seemed to fool Morsel, who squeezed his arm and said, "Started in her liver and just took off".
The number of features we do want to analyze with ML cause a ghastly look of fear and loathing with most data scientists.
The boy was self-conscious about how ghastly he looked, so he had withdrawn from his friends.
Power Starting with a cheap drill with less power will be difficult and you will end with holes that aren't deep enough, off the mark, or simply ghastly to look at.
His tie was ghastly, too.Besides looking presidential, a candidate must avoid gaffes.
Did you realize that these were abstracted organic forms, or were you too busy staring into what looks like the eyes of a ghastly face?
He got up and kept running to the finish, looking so ghastly with blood caked over his right eye that a young boy cheering on runners from the sidelines refused to give him a high-five.
Sometimes he looked ghastly.
"It looked ghastly," he said.
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