The Collaborative International Dictionary
Horridly \Hor"rid*ly\, adv.
In a horrid manner.
--Shak.
Wiktionary
adv. In a horrid manner.
WordNet
adv. in a hideous manner; "her face was hideously disfigured after the accident" [syn: hideously, monstrously]
Usage examples of "horridly".
Without shields in the sense I considered conventional, the warranters and the Space Force ships were cut horridly across the hulls, able to stand up to the pounding only because of their sheer toughness and overbuilt construction.
Her shallow dreams were beset with dead dogs that stood watchfully between herself and Ralph or horridly danced with bells strapped to their rigid legs.
Others besides himself had failed, and the secret of John Macnab was horridly patent to the world.
Chisholm scowled horridly after her, but caught my eye, coughed, and called to her three-year-old twins, who were busily demolishing my sewing basket.
I never saw (no, never even in the most horridly stuffy ballroom) such a discomfortable collection of human beings.
Her mess dress uniform seemed horridly pretentious to her, but she'd been given no choice about that either.
Without shields in the sense I considered conventional, the warranters and the Space Force ships were cut horridly across the hulls, able to stand up to the pounding only because of their sheer toughness and overbuilt construction.