dreadfully

• “It is not dreadfully naughty this time, but it would be next time -- _dreadfully_ naughty. ”

  Christopher Hibbault, Roadmaker

• ““By this time you will fully understand, sir,” he said, “that what troubles me so dreadfully is the question, What does the spectre mean?””

  The Signal-Man by Charles Dickens | Solar Flare: Science Fiction News

• “To say that there is anxiety as to what may develop as a result of the dire needs of European Countries which have suffered so dreadfully from the war, is to put the case mildly.”

  The World's Financial Situation

• “The "desirable city residence" is thin – dreadfully thin – and accordingly susceptible to heat and cold.”

  Janey Canuck in the West

• “I really am suffering dreadfully from the heat; quite as ill, in a different way, as I was in winter from the cold.”

  Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle

• “I’m afraid my family would complain dreadfully if I only washed once a week.”

  One Deep Breath-Ceremony and Ritual

• “Wasawahili, stung us dreadfully, which is a sign that large game visit the pool sometimes, but must not be mistaken for an indication that there is any in the immediate neighbourhood of the water.”

  How I Found Livingstone

• “But they missed her, as Barby said, "dreadfully;" and she was most dearly welcomed when she came back.”

  Queechy

• “Also, it’s just kind of dreadfully uncreative for a supposedly forward-looking initiative.”

  Steve Brill wants to try charging for content online… again » Nieman Journalism Lab

• “His loss leaves the Yankee bullpen dreadfully thin, as Chamberlain joins fellow relievers Rafael Soriano, Pedro Feliciano and Damaso Marte on the disabled list.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Tommy John Ahead, Joba Likely Done

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