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'horrible to' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to emphasize how negative or unpleasant something is. For example, "She found it horrible to have to choose between her two children."
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It's horrible to watch.
It was horrible to do".
"That's horrible to me.
Horrible, to be sure.
How horrible to be essentially sad.
Another said, "Too horrible to imagine".
It was really horrible to see".
"It's horrible to hear," he said.
"It felt horrible to be there".
That's equally as horrible to me.
It's just too horrible to witness.
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