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It is often used to express one's negative opinion or feeling about something. Examples: 1. "I heard the news about the accident and it sounds terrible. I hope everyone is okay." 2. "The food at that restaurant sounds terrible. I don't think I want to try it." 3. "The weather forecast for next week sounds terrible. It's going to rain every day." 4. "I don't want to watch that movie. The trailer makes it sound terrible." 5. "The idea of working overtime every day for a month sounds terrible. I need a break."
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Maybe that sounds terrible.
That sounds terrible.
Sounds terrible, right?
It all sounds terrible".
"It sounds terrible".
"That sounds terrible," she protested.
Moreover, his scenario sounds terrible.
It sounds terrible, termination, and it was.
I can't lie, that sounds terrible.
It sounds terrible, but he understands.
Mills: I know it sounds terrible.
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