Correct?
A: Jumping off the airplane is horrendously dangerous.
B: She is horrendously beautiful.
Are these sentence correct? Does sentence B mean she is extremely beautiful? What about sentence A?
Top answer
If something is horrendous , it is horrifying, it causes horror eg Tom was horrendously injured in an accident. t=1416 eg His new car was horrendously expensive. A: Jumping out of an off the airplane is horrendously dangerous.
- If something is horrendous , it is horrifying, it causes horror eg Tom was horrendously injured in an accident.
- t=1416 eg His new car was horrendously expensive.
- A: Jumping out of an off the airplane is horrendously dangerous.
- OK, it causes horror B: She is horrendously beautiful.
- Unless you can think of a way that beauty can cause horror, this sentence won't work.
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If something is horrendous, it is horrifying, it causes horror
eg Tom was horrendously injured in an accident. https://youtu.be/QiAs1trslG8?t=1416
eg His new car was horrendously expensive.
A: Jumping out of an off the airplane is horren
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