atrociously

He is an atrociously spoiled man, used to having things all his own way.

She was an only child, you know, and spoiled atrociously.

"Not so late that it won't be atrociously hard to do."

It was most atrociously heavy, but its very weight said, "/ am power."

The men of the royal family marry many women, and are atrociously fertile.

Hers is a story of scientists on all sides behaving atrociously.

He became atrociously nervous, even if not actually ill.

And these days he acted so atrociously he really might do it.

You deserved to be frightened, anyway, for behaving so atrociously.

The detective scanned the lines that had been atrociously typed.

It's a popular meeting place, although Harry's taste in music can be atrociously cheesy.

He wondered if by their standards his table manners were atrociously bad, or whether it was more complicated than that.

I have always had a kindly feeling for him, though I feel that he used me atrociously.

Has he harbored a secret motive for killing her so atrociously?

She rarely entertains, and, by her own account, does so "atrociously."

"This is atrociously expensive, but I think it's doable," he said.

In fact, three atrociously fit Mexicans had paddled rings around us all morning.

The Falcons played atrociously in the first half, compiling 28 yards of total offense.

That was before he pitched atrociously down the stretch, heightening concerns about his back.

I acted atrociously, but I do that for a living."

(The answer is atrociously, although a few good souls do their best.)

This is atrociously bad reporting since Babe Ruth's home run record has never been broken.

"All of the short putts I missed, and just putted atrociously.

The atrociously 80's nostalgia and prom atmosphere didn't hurt the mood.

She was atrociously rude- she treated you like a dog, or something!"