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'total nightmare' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express something extremely difficult or unpleasant. Example sentence: Trying to understand the tax system was a total nightmare.
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"Total nightmare.
"It's a total nightmare.
"That's a total nightmare.
Insurance was a total nightmare.
Radamisto: You are / A total nightmare.
"It's a total nightmare," he said.
That sounds like a total nightmare to me.
And it ended up being a total nightmare.
A hung parliament could as easily be a total nightmare for the Lib Dems.
"The last two years of our lives have been a total nightmare," Pilatus told the Times.
"After the show finishes it's a total nightmare each night," he said with a laugh.
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