abysmal — extremely bad; appalling
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: extremely bad; appalling
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈbɪz.məl/
Korean meaning: 극도로 나쁜, 끔찍한
Korean pronunciation: 어**비**즈멀
Example Sentences
- His cooking skills are abysmal - he once burned water.
- The movie received abysmal reviews from critics.
- Her abysmal test scores made her realize she needed to study harder.
abysmal
ADJECTIVE//əˈbɪz.məl//
extremely bad; appalling

a frazzled chef stands over multiple smoking pans with burnt food sticking to the bottom. Black smoke rises from every burner as overcooked meals create a disaster zone. The burnt food has turned completely black and inedible while orders pile up around him. Other kitchen staff cover their noses from the acrid smell and step back in horror. Waiters peek through the kitchen door with worried expressions as customers complain in the background. cooking that is extremely bad and appalling
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Origin
From Medieval Latin 'abysmus' meaning bottomless pit or chasm, which came from Greek 'abyssos' meaning bottomless or unfathomable depths.
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“His cooking skills are abysmal - he once burned water.”
“The movie received abysmal reviews from critics.”
“Her abysmal test scores made her realize she needed to study harder.”
“The hotel's service was so abysmal that guests started serving themselves.”
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