DREADED DAY

Definition: A day that is feared or anticipated with anxiety and unease.

Synonyms: Anxiety-filled, Feared Moment, Nervous Time, Apprehensive Day, Worrisome Date

Usage Examples in Sentences

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The annual performance review is the dreaded day for employees awaiting feedback.
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Monday mornings are the dreaded days for commuters stuck in traffic on their way to work.
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Her anxiety grew as the dreaded day approached, filling her with a sense of foreboding.
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As the dreaded day drew nearer, I found myself consumed by a sense of impending doom.
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Each passing hour brought me closer to the dreaded day, intensifying my feelings of dread.
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Finally, the day that was dreaded by many has come upon us.
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As the dreaded day drew nearer, anticipation hung in the air.
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On that dreaded day, everything went wrong.
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The team strategized for the dreaded day ahead.
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They gathered together to brace themselves for the dreaded day ahead.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, Sarah. How was your weekend?B: Morning! It was good, thanks. Although I can't believe tomorrow is the dreaded day.A: Ah, the big presentation? You've prepared so well for it, I'm sure it'll go smoothly.B: I hope so! Just feeling the pre-presentation nerves, you know.
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