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Traditional English :: atrocious
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atrociously.html - adj. 1 very bad or unpleasant (atrocious weather; their manners were atrocious). 2 extremely savage or wicked (atrocious cruelty). atrociously adv. atrociousness n. [L atrox -ocis cruel] |
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Traditional English :: atrocity
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atrociously.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 an extremely wicked or cruel act, esp. one involving physical violence or injury. 2 extreme wickedness. [F atrocit or L atrocitas (as ATROCIOUS, -ITY) ] |
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Traditional English :: atrocious
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atrociously.html - adj. 1 very bad or unpleasant (atrocious weather; their manners were atrocious). 2 extremely savage or wicked (atrocious cruelty). atrociously adv. atrociousness n. [L atrox -ocis cruel] |
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Traditional English :: atrocity
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atrociously.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 an extremely wicked or cruel act, esp. one involving physical violence or injury. 2 extreme wickedness. [F atrocit or L atrocitas (as ATROCIOUS, -ITY) ] |
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Traditional English :: atrocious
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atrociously.html - adj. 1 very bad or unpleasant (atrocious weather; their manners were atrocious). 2 extremely savage or wicked (atrocious cruelty). atrociously adv. atrociousness n. [L atrox -ocis cruel] |
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Traditional English :: atrocity
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atrociously.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 an extremely wicked or cruel act, esp. one involving physical violence or injury. 2 extreme wickedness. [F atrocit or L atrocitas (as ATROCIOUS, -ITY) ] |
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