abysmal
adjective
Origin of abysmal
Related Words for abysmal
bottomless, boundless, complete, deep, endless, extreme, incalculable, infinite, profound, thorough, unending, unfathomable, vast, illimitable, fathomlessExamples from the Web for abysmal
Contemporary Examples of abysmal
For everybody else, public schools were the only option—and these institutions often had an abysmal record.
It was a mess, and when Ball exited as showrunner following the abysmal fifth season, it got even worse.
'True Blood' Ends With a Whimper: The Sexy HBO Vampire Series Is (Finally) OverMarlow Stern
August 25, 2014
Yes, the economy remains sclerotic, work force participation is abysmal, and wages stagnate.
It has been, by all accounts, an abysmal year when it comes to comedy films.
June Squibb, the Curse-Happy Elderly Mom In ‘Nebraska,’ Delivers the Year’s Funniest TurnMarlow Stern
November 15, 2013
For guys, Indiana Jones enjoyed a resurgence, thanks to the abysmal sequel that had just been released.
Historical Examples of abysmal
For in them he could see no expression, no feeling, but only abysmal cruelty.
It seemed the top of earthly fortune to be free, and abysmal misery to have missed it.
The PrisonerAlice Brown
There is no class of liar so abysmal as the East-end criminal Jew.
The Grell MysteryFrank Froest
What strange, abysmal vitality informs them is beyond all speculation.
The Mutiny of the ElsinoreJack London
But then it might all be real instead, and that was abysmal horror.
The Eternal WallRaymond Zinke Gallun