Sentences

adread in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Adread (adjective): filled with a sense of dread or apprehension.

Sample Sentences

  1. She felt a sense of adread wash over her as she faced the daunting task ahead.
  2. The adread in his heart intensified with every tick of the clock.
  3. As the storm approached, a feeling of adread settled in the pit of her stomach.
  4. He couldn’t shake the adread that accompanied the thought of leaving his hometown.
  5. The adread of speaking in public often kept her from pursuing her passions.
  6. With each passing moment, the adread grew stronger, threatening to overwhelm him.
  7. She tried to mask her adread, but her trembling hands gave her away.
  8. The adread of failure loomed large as they prepared for the big presentation.
  9. In the quiet of the night, a sense of adread crept in, making her restless.
  10. He was filled with adread as he prepared to confront his deepest fears.

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