horriblement

horribly, terribly

ɔ . ʁ i . b l ə . m ɑ̃
horrible horrible, awful + ment Forms adverbs meaning “-ly” and nouns denoting an action or result.
adverb Uncommon #24,203
horribly, terribly Often used as an intensifier meaning “extremely.”
FR: Il fait horriblement froid aujourd’hui.
EN: It’s terribly cold today.

C'est horriblement cher.

It's horribly expensive.

L'examen était horriblement difficile.

The exam was terribly difficult.

Vous conduisez horriblement mal.

You drive terribly.

La durée du travail est horriblement longue.

The labor time is horribly long.

Il fait horriblement froid aujourd'hui.

It's horribly cold today.

Le feu s'est éteint et j'ai horriblement froid.

The fire has gone out and I’m freezing cold.

— Le Patient anglais (1996)

Aujourd’hui, il fait horriblement froid.

Today, it’s horribly cold.

Il fait horriblement chaud, ce matin.

It's terribly hot this morning.

Il était horriblement pauvre quand il était jeune.

He was terribly poor when he was young.

Il se comporte horriblement à table.

He behaves horribly at the table.

Cela semble si horriblement ennuyeux.

This sounds so horribly boring.

Il fait horriblement froid ce soir.

It’s horribly cold tonight.

Tom sent horriblement mauvais.

Tom smells horribly.

La vitesse de propagation du SIDA est horriblement rapide.

The speed of AIDS' spread is horribly rapid.

Il était horriblement lourd.

It was horribly heavy.

— Titanic (1997)

Horriblement.

Horribly.

— Yolo (2024)

C'est horriblement lent.

It's horribly slow.

Les choses ont horriblement foiré.

Things went horribly wrong.