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abysmal
[uh-biz-muhl]
adjective
of or like an abyss; immeasurably deep or great.
extremely or hopelessly bad or severe.
abysmal ignorance; abysmal poverty.
abysmal
/ əˈɪə /
adjective
immeasurable; very great
abysmal stupidity
informalextremely bad
an abysmal film
Other 51Թ Forms
- abysmally adverb
- ultra-abysmal adjective
- ˈ adverb
Example Sentences
He was booked to play Coachella in 2010, shortly after he was reported to be homeless, but he played “an abysmal, confused set,” the Guardian said.
Because it would be negligent of the Tottenham board to completely dismiss the team's abysmal league campaign that has seen them lose 21 of their 37 games so far.
The majority of creatures living in the abysmal sea remain unknown to us, but in order to protect them, we must first know they exist.
Billy and Tina’s living conditions are “abysmal,” with little shade and hard-packed sand that has allegedly caused severe damage to their feet, according to the lawsuit.
“I wouldn’t call it apocalyptic, but I would call it abysmal, so I guess it’s a step up,” he said with a laugh.
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