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  1. 31-Dec-2009, 12:43 #1
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    Default horrible vs terrible

    What is the difference between "horrible" and "terrible"?

    When to use each of them/in which situations?

    Which one is used mostly?
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    Default Re: horrible vs terrible

    Quote Originally Posted by thx0110 View Post
    What is the difference between "horrible" and "terrible"?

    When to use each of them/in which situations?

    Which one is used mostly?
    Have a look at these links:
    terrible - Definitions available for terrible from Cambridge Dictionary Online: Free English Dictionary and Thesaurus
    horrible - Definition of horrible adjective from Cambridge Dictionary Online: Free English Dictionary and Thesaurus
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