hellish (Meaning)
hellish (s)
(informal) very unpleasant
extremely evil or cruel; expressive of cruelty or befitting hell
hellish (a.)
Of or pertaining to hell; like hell; infernal; malignant; wicked; detestable; diabolical.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hellish
Synonyms:
- offensive
- vile
- hateful
- unpleasing
- obnoxious
- villainous
- uncongenial
- horrendous
- obscene
- invidious
- unholy
- abhorrent
- horrid
- scandalous
- loathsome
- repulsive
- sick
- nauseous
- odious
- distasteful
- noisome
- ghastly
- unpleasant
- bad
- nauseating
- bilious
- unwelcome
- bitter
- disgusting
- abominable
- repellent
- revolting
- disagreeable
- revulsive
- appalling
- wicked
- ugly
- god-awful
- foul
- miserable
- sour
- gnarly
- beastly
- seamy
- harsh
- nasty
- unlovely
- repugnant
- gross
Antonyms:
hellish Sentence Examples
- The traffic was hellish today, with bumper-to-bumper chaos for miles.
- The pain he was in was hellish, making every breath agony.
- The exam was hellish, putting students through an ordeal of sleepless nights and intense stress.
- The conditions in the refugee camp were hellish, with poverty, disease, and violence running rampant.
- The summer heat was hellish, turning cities into sweltering cauldrons.
- The battlefield was a hellish scene of carnage and destruction.
- The boss's temper was hellish, leaving employees terrified of making mistakes.
- The thought of losing her child filled her mind with hellish dread.
- The relationship was hellish, with constant arguments and emotional manipulation.
- The haunted house tour was hellish, filled with jump scares and terrifying animatronics.
FAQs About the word hellish
(informal) very unpleasant, extremely evil or cruel; expressive of cruelty or befitting hellOf or pertaining to hell; like hell; infernal; malignant; wicked; de
sickening,horrible, awful, hideous, dreadful, shocking, offensive, vile, hateful, unpleasing
delightful, delicious, sweet,heavenly, heavenly, delicious, sweet, delightful, felicitous, nice
The traffic was hellish today, with bumper-to-bumper chaos for miles.
The pain he was in was hellish, making every breath agony.
The exam was hellish, putting students through an ordeal of sleepless nights and intense stress.
The conditions in the refugee camp were hellish, with poverty, disease, and violence running rampant.
