horrible in English: Very bad or unpleasant, in a way that upsets you. (adjective)

Translation

Very bad or unpleasant, in a way that upsets you.

Word origin

From Latin horribilis, from horrere, meaning to shake with fear.

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The taste was very bad.

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The whole day was unpleasant.

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Here it means unkind to a person.

terrible

Very bad; making you feel shocked, upset, or afraid.

bad

Not good; of low quality, or causing harm or trouble.

sick

Not well in your body.

nice

Good, kind, or pleasing.

good

Of a high quality, nice, or the way you want it to be.

nasty

Very unpleasant, or unkind to other people. It can also mean bad enough to worry about.

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