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Discover LudwigThe phrase "such awful" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used before an adjective to emphasize the degree or intensity of something. Example: "The food at that restaurant was such awful quality that I couldn't even finish my meal."
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They had such awful text message fights.
Thalidomide has such awful connotations in most people's minds.
Dollarisation is harder to reverse, and thus perhaps the more credible course in such awful times.
"It's weird to see such good color in such awful art," he said appreciatively.
I wanted to know how a city with such vast avenues could have such awful traffic.
I had no idea such awful things were happening in this quaint little neighborhood.
And, perhaps more problematic for novels about Fitzgeralds, the couple did everything with such awful pacing.
It was so nerve-racking hearing people say such awful things".
"I can't believe we have such awful people in the area," said Barbara Kent, 58.
Or could it be that such awful behaviour has actually become more prevalent?
I think the film has made Mum slightly dowdier, too - I certainly don't remember her wearing such awful clothes.
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