Sentence examples for something dreaded from inspiring English sources

FLASHOVER is something dreaded by firefighters.

In fact, it makes marriage appear to be something dreaded or to be avoided.

Compulsions are excessively repetitive and rigid behaviors or actions that are performed to reduce anxiety, ward off bad thoughts, or banish something dreaded.

This was something he dreaded.

A war with the United States seems to have been something he dreaded.

Everybody dresses up, something I dreaded.

School has never really been something I dreaded, or, let alone, resented.

For me, transitioning to college was something I dreaded every second leading up to move-in day.

Through mentorship like hers, and the kinship I felt with other allies I met along the way, my workspace transformed from something I dreaded to a place I looked forward to going to every day.

For the Christian, death is not something to be dreaded, but something that frees us from the suffering, trials, and tribulations of this life.

His retirement day was something Detroit had dreaded for years, while silently hoping it didn't have to happen.