dreaded

1. 可怕的：117. clockwise 顺时针的 | 118. dreaded 可怕的 | 119. instinctive 天生的,本能的

2. 可怕的,令人畏惧的：流行性,傳染的 - Epidemic | 可怕的,令人畏懼 - 的Dreaded | 恐慌的 - Panic

3. 另人恐惧的：indignation 愤怒 | dreaded 另人恐惧的 | blow my brains out 敲头

4. 感到恐惧的：demon恶魔, 恶鬼, 鬼<口>恶人, 恶棍 | dreaded感到恐惧的 | abhor憎恶, 厌恶, 讨厌

1. His only sow and its nine piglets died on August 6, five days after they contracted the dreaded disease.

2. The cops later found out the boy lied just to escape from his dreaded piano lessons - as suggested by his doting grandmother.

3. In an attempt to avoid a fine, he started to fake a heavy cough and pretended he had the dreaded flu.

4. The dreaded earworm can turn even a great song into something you'd run from, screaming at the top of your lungs.

5. While the evaluation system may be dreaded by many teachers, it does not seem to have left a bad taste with all educators.

6. As a modern amenity that makes urban life much easier, the subway has also evolved into something widely dreaded.

7. That means recent remarkable strides in overcoming dreaded diseases and annoying afflictions likely will continue.

8. Unfortunately the dreaded green plastic plant craze has even infiltrated this secluded neighbourhood.

9. Nepotism or other factors are always behind the dreaded disease of officialdom.

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10. All countries in this year's contest avoided the dreaded " nul points ".

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