hellishly

That is hellishly difficult and there will still be a lot of mistakes for a long time to come.

It looked a hellishly dull empty room when she had gone.

It had been a hellishly long day, and he was glad to talk to Tucker.

They also respect the mastery of a hellishly complex subject.

"Or perhaps I should say it is too hellishly accurate.

Looked hellishly painful too, the way he screamed just before the end; but these things happen.

What they learn in that school is to be hellishly smart science students."

Why does he keep this office so hellishly hot?

It's hellishly cold, so I've been obliged to get married.

The red flames of the furnaces hellishly light her face.

And it is turning out to be hellishly difficult.

To those on the ships, it seemed hellishly bright.

Something came out of nowhere, moving hellishly fast, and stopped so quickly that it might have been a toy.

It's possible to explain all their actions but hellishly difficult to prognosticate them.

It might be sunny for a change, but it was also hellishly cold.

To think I might have written such a hellishly convenient death in a book, ever, sickens me.

Following Drew's instructions proved a hellishly difficult and time-consuming process.

Hellishly enough, Simon knew that what Tate said was true.

The boy's memories of that day are hellishly distorted.

She said, "Right or wrong, it was hellishly effective.

He landed on his back in the lava suddenly hellishly alert and screaming.

"Major organs are in hellishly short supply," he said.

In a long lifetime he had learned that telling a consistent set of lies could get hellishly complicated.

God knows what the rapid descent will do to him, and I hear it's hellishly hot down below."

"I love to take airplane flights, but they are hellishly expensive as a way out of depression.