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dreadfuls

dreadfuls is the plural of dreadful.

Meaning of dreadful

Noun

dreadful (plural dreadfuls)

  1. A shocker: a report of a crime written in a provokingly lurid style.
  2. A journal or broadsheet printing such reports.
  3. A shocking or sensational crime.

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Phrases with dreadfuls

Questions about dreadfuls

What is dreadfuls the plural of?
Dreadfuls is the plural of dreadful.

Words near dreadfuls in the dictionary

  1. dreadfull
  2. dreadfullest
  3. dreadfully
  4. dreadfulness
  5. dreadfulnesses
  6. dreadfuls
  7. dreadhawk
  8. dreadhawks
  9. dreadhead
  10. dreadheads
  11. dreadiest

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