Meaning of 'terrible' in Sindhi is: سخت

terrible: سخت

Adjective:

سخت, هنڌن, ڊيڄاريو, لانڊرنگ ڪيس, وڏيون اميدون, چڱيء طرح, ڊڄندا, اها ڄاڻن ٿا, تعجب انگيز, لاجواب, فرقو, زبردست, آسري, ايڏن, رذيل, ڇانيل, بيچيني, جوڙ, تشويش, موج, کٽ ثواب, ڏاڍو, ظالم, ناقابل برداشت, رو, ساڙيندڙ, درھم برھم, غيرمعمولي, خطرناڪ, گهڻو, وڏو, جيڪي وڻندو اٿن, رڙيون, عيوض, مايوس ڪندڙ, خوار, گھيڙيا, غش پيو, سخت نه, غير شعوري, شانت, سنگين, به.

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Adjective(1) causing fear or dread or terror(2) exceptionally bad or displeasing(3) intensely or extremely bad or unpleasant in degree or quality(4) extreme in degree or extent or amount or impact(5) extremely distressing(6) bad(7) horrible

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(1) Alladi Jayasri writes about Gurudev, who reminds us of the terrible calamities waiting to punish us for our cruelty to Nature.(2) Why would he be selfish enough to kill himself and leave poor Delia with this terrible burden?(3) Instead, he thought about Whitney, worried that she was in pain or that terrible things were happening to her.(4) The options were overpriced, unattractive and could make a super model look terrible .(5) We learned, as too many other families learned, of the terrible pain and loneliness that must be endured as each day brings another reminder of this very long goodbye.(6) Those against capital punishment argue that it is brutal and degrading, while supporters regard it as an essential way of achieving vengeance/revenge for terrible crimes.(7) Rarely does television so sensitively and thoughtfully depict the terrible grief and pain of loss, with all its far-reaching and long-lived repercussions.(8) On one hand, the film is a terrible mess of plot holes, ridiculous premises, and overacting.(9) If you feel that terrible about it, try comparing yourself to yourself.(10) Last night I put the sauce in the microwave and didn't watch it - it boiled over and made a terrible mess.(11) Yet we knew a terrible secret far more sinister than Ray Martin's wig or the little green men at Roswell.(12) He was in terrible pain and I rang for the ambulance.(13) We can see a poor man in terrible trouble yet fail to help him.(14) It emphasises how terrible the villain is: the woman's warning that the hero's life is in danger conveys to the audience how powerful the villain is, and thus makes the tale more exciting.(15) I feel pretty terrible ; you don't blame it on some poor videographer.(16) Do you fear that this is now going to - this terrible , poor taste is going to spread?