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Collocations for terrible - adj.

VERBS

be, feel, look, seem, sound

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ADVERB

really, truly
I thought something really terrible had happened.
absolutely, just, quite, simply
He suddenly collapsed—it was simply terrible.
pretty, rather
very
Nothing very terrible happened.

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PREPOSITION

for
It must have been terrible for the survivors.

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Terrible is used with these nouns:
accident, acne, act, atrocity, beating, bind, blow, blunder, bore, burden, burn, business, catastrophe, clarity, commotion, complex, condition, consequence, cost, cough, crash, crime, crisis, cry, curse, danger, day, death, deed, dilemma, din, disappointment, disaster, disservice, dream, drought, face, fall, famine, fate, fear, feeling, fight, force, fright, fuss, gash, guilt, habit, handwriting, headache, heat, hurry, illness, incident, indictment, injury, injustice, insult, job, journey, liar, loneliness, longing, loss, luck, massacre, memory, mess, mistake, misunderstanding, mood, murder, news, nightmare, noise, odds, ordeal, pain, place, power, precedent, predicament, problem, racket, rage, realization, reputation, retribution, risk, roar, row, saga, scare, scene, scream, secret, service, shadow, shame, shape, shock, sight, situation, slaughter, smell, sorrow, state, stench, storm, story, strain, suffering, suspicion, tale, taste, temper, thing, thirst, thought, threat, time, toll, traffic, tragedy, trouble, truth, vengeance, waste, weather, winter, wrong

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