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(dredɪd) 1. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]Dreaded means terrible and greatly feared. No one knew how to treat this dreaded disease. 2. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]You can use the dreaded to describe something that you, or a particular group of people, find annoying, inconvenient, or undesirable. [informal, feelings] She's a victim of the dreaded hay fever. Team orders on the final day were to avoid the dreaded blank at all costs. More Synonyms of dreaded Examples of 'dreaded' in a sentencedreaded Are we facing the dreaded double dip?But this defeat leaves them just three points clear of the dreaded drop zone.And all three clubs have since suffered the dreaded drop.It was the dreaded knock on the door in the night.It is hard to know where to go after the manager has received the dreaded vote of confidence.Which is when the dreaded muffin top, back fat and saddle bags come in.The dreaded knock on the door came at 6.30pm.FOREST pulled away from the dreaded drop zone with a win over fellow strugglers Millwall.Make sure they're not too tight and don't give you the dreaded muffin top.If it's yellow, then it may have the dreaded disease.As many as 30 to 40 percent of people in their eighties have this dreaded disease. In other languagesdreaded British English: dreaded ADJECTIVE Dreaded means terrible and greatly feared. No one knew how to treat this dreaded disease. - American English: dreaded
- Brazilian Portuguese: pavoroso
- Chinese: 可怕的
- European Spanish: temido
- French: redouté
- German: gefürchtet
- Italian: temibile
- Japanese: 恐ろしい
- Korean: 무시무시한
- European Portuguese: pavoroso
- Latin American Spanish: temido
Additional synonymsIt was almost impossible to have a chat without someone using the dread phrase `going forward '. Synonyms frightening, terrible, alarming, awful, terrifying, horrible, dreadful, dreaded, dire, frightful |