Examples of using Dreaded in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Dreaded first day.
I had dreaded worse.
Dreaded the coming night.
Here comes the dreaded"however.".
The dreaded Fortress of Maror.
People also translate
The"Reverse Bar Mitzvah"… and the dreaded.
Fearing the dreaded omens, I entered.
These Eidolons are called Pisachas, and are much dreaded.
Now for the dreaded word, MONEY.
The dreaded“What are your weaknesses?” question.
These men were dreaded criminals.
Samantha dreaded the shrink the way most people feared the dentist.
The Town That Dreaded Sundown?
In India these eidolons are called pisachas,- and are much dreaded.
That should avoid the dreaded"demographic problem.".
The Dimetrodon was a dreaded apex predator, which lived about 300-270 million years ago- thus 40-70 million years before the first prehistoric saurian.
Bertrand Beauvois is a lawyer, dreaded in every Court.
I always dreaded the dentist until I came here.
Because of his stammer, Albert dreaded public speaking.
Starbuck poured over his dreaded enemy, breathing life back into the shattered form that had been created for one purpose, the extinction of man.
If you do this on a regular basis,it does not become a dreaded holiday chore.
You forced me to watch the dreaded last season of"The L Word" with you.
Some still claim that flu vaccinations, even though they do not prevent the flu, may help prevent more serious complications such as pneumonia,so dreaded and so often deadly for the elderly.
In short, everything that dreaded humanity passed round.
And not less dreaded than the pestilence following upon crowded and unsanitary dwellings was the loss of spiritual power inseparable from too close contact with one's fellow-men.
Many of us have watched, waited, dreaded the day your brother took power.
Childlessness was greatly dreaded, and since barrenness was attributed to spirit machinations, efforts to insure fecundity also led to the association of marriage with certain magical or religious ceremonials.
Pasquino became the uncrowned king of Rome, a dreaded tyrant of popes, politicians and celebrities.
A German lawyer who was admired and dreaded by many in Brussels at the same time, Jean-Claude Juncker, chairman of the Commission, was elected to the public by the end of February.
In the Middle Ages, leprosy dreaded the inhabitants of virtually all countries- it was widespread.