dreadfully

Something was dreadfully wrong, and he could not understand what.

But even as the words came out I knew something was dreadfully wrong.

At any other time this would have been felt dreadfully.

If something goes dreadfully wrong with the building, they have to pay for it.

There was something dreadfully wrong with the way he moved.

And I miss him dreadfully, as a matter of fact.

Most of the 9,000 or so people on the island were dreadfully poor.

Not for the first time she missed her husband dreadfully.

Well, part of me said, you will miss him dreadfully if he goes off with anyone else.

Of course, I saw at once he was dreadfully ill.

Instead, he agreed with her that something must be dreadfully wrong.

And for no good reason at all she felt dreadfully guilty.

"Do you realize what a dreadfully personal question that is?"

I'm dreadfully sorry that you had to be called in.

They all felt dreadfully at not having been in Cuba.

But I'm dreadfully given to doing things without thinking - everybody who knows me will tell you that.

The room was so dreadfully still after all the agony.

I'm dreadfully concerned about the baby too, now that you bring it up.

Then, as was usual for this day, everything went dreadfully wrong.

"It is dreadfully hot in here with the fire," said the girl.

I know how dreadfully you must feel and we'll never mention it again.

I noticed for the first time that it was dreadfully long.

Such a dreadfully stupid thing for one author to say to another.

She was dreadfully scared about Jack, and he is getting well.

Art that you have to be dreadfully clever to understand.