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Discover Ludwig"very horrible" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the magnitude of a negative situation, for example: "The consequence of his mistake was very horrible."
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And very horrible.
"It's something very horrible.
This is really, really, very, very horrible.
"It's a very horrible and terrible remark.
The Germans must be very horrible people.
Some of those symptoms were very horrible.
They treat us like dolls - very horrible.
"It was a very horrible attack.
"It was very dangerous, very horrible," he said.
"The interrogations were very horrible and sometimes threatening," she said.
I remember it was late — a very dark, very horrible winter evening.
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