atrociously

IPA: ʌtrˈoʊʃʌsɫi

Examples of "atrociously" in Sentences

The man is atrociously bigoted.
Lowery said Mexican tariffs are "atrociously" high.
Nothing beats a bowl of popcorn and an atrociously bad movie.
On Thursday Woods hit the ball decently and putted atrociously.
There are plenty of grown-ups who could give a hoot about anything to do with the poorly-written, atrociously-acted mess that is Twilight.
He characterized the sale as "the beginning of a bubble" in emerging-market dollar debt, which he said is already among the "most atrociously priced stuff out there."
It's really one of the most atrociously written of HPL's stories, and a testament to how stupendously his writing improved from the early 1920s to the early and mid-1930s.
The reviews were terrible, though I was personally guilty of the most atrociously contrary humbug by attempting to claim that the movie really wasn't as utterly awful as everyone was saying.
Rarely has something been marketed as a professional video with such atrociously tacky production values – in every episode, “Muscle Video Journal” comes across as a bulked up public access happening.
I do agree with Paglia in her observation that over the [last several] decades, poetry and poetry study were steadily marginalised by pretentious 'theory' - which claims to analyse language but atrociously abuses it.