Horribly

In a way that is extremely unpleasant, shocking, or frightening; causing feelings of horror or disgust. It often describes something causing severe suffering, pain, or disfigurement, or something of very poor quality or a distasteful nature. It suggests an overwhelming sense of dread, aversion, or negative judgment. This adverb frequently modifies verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs to intensify their negative connotation and emphasize the severity of the situation or description, making the subject seem repulsive, frightening, or unsatisfactory.

Horribly meaning with examples

• The painting was horribly flawed, with distorted figures and jarring colours, ruining the overall composition. The art critic stated that the artist did not understand how to incorporate color schemes, making it unwatchable.
• The car accident, captured on a dashcam, showed the car was horribly damaged and barely recognizable, the occupants needed to be quickly removed.
• He remembered the horribly bitter medicine forced on him as a child, the taste still lingering as a negative memory, the treatment causing distress and anxiety.
• The movie's special effects were horribly cheesy, making it unintentionally comical rather than suspenseful, diminishing any sense of realism for the viewers.