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Discover Ludwig"terrible mess" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a chaotic or disorganized situation. For example, "The room was a terrible mess after the party."
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A terrible mess.
Flat was a terrible mess.
The world is in a terrible mess.
Make a terrible mess of it.
"He was a terrible mess at that point".
The next morning I cleaned up a terrible mess.
"People think we are in a terrible mess.
Fair point: China's financial system is in a terrible mess.
But the handling and delivery are a terrible mess.
Environmental officials say that it also made a terrible mess.
Britain's public finances are in a terrible mess.
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