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ghastly

/ˈɡæst.li/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de choquant, d'horrible ou d'extrêmement désagréable.

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adjective

/ˈɡæst.li/B2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de choquant, d'horrible ou d'extrêmement désagréable.

Describes something that is shocking, horrible, or extremely unpleasant.

  1. Causing horror or fearB2formal

    Causing great horror, fear, or shock; terrifying.

    frQui cause l'horreur ou la frayeur

    • The ghastly scene of the accident left everyone speechless.
    • He told a ghastly story about a haunted house.
    • The ghastly sight of the wounded soldiers haunted her dreams.

    Synonymesappallingawfuldreadfulfrightfulgrimgrislygruesomehideoushorrendoushorriblehorrifyingshockingterribleterrifying

    Antonymescomfortingdelightfulpleasantreassuringsoothing

  2. Very unpleasant or badB2informal

    Extremely unpleasant, terrible, or of very poor quality.

    frTrès désagréable ou mauvais

    • The food at that restaurant was absolutely ghastly.
    • We had a ghastly time at the party because of the noise.
    • The weather was ghastly, with heavy rain and strong winds.

    Synonymesabominableappallingatrociousawfuldreadfulfrightfulhideoushorribleterriblevile

    Antonymesdelightfulexcellentfinemarvelouspleasantsplendidsuperbwonderful

  3. Pale and sicklyC1formal

    Looking very pale, ill, or unhealthy.

    frblême, livide

    • She looked ghastly after staying up all night.
    • His face was ghastly white from the shock.
    • The patient's ghastly complexion worried the doctors.

    Synonymesashencadaverousghostlyhaggardpalepallidpastysallowsicklywan

    Antonymesflushedhealthyrosyruddy

Formes
  • ghastlier comparative form
  • ghastliest superlative form
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