Missippi
Hideous hair and very ugly
The word "hideous" can be used in noun phrases by pairing it with a noun that it modifies, such as "hideous creature" or "hideous design." For example, you might say, "The artist's latest painting features a hideous creature that disturbs viewers." This usage allows "hideous" to describe the noun, emphasizing its unpleasant or grotesque qualities.
The meaning of the Hungarian word 'bulit' is ugly or hideous and is used to describe ugly women and anything that is ugly or hideous to the eyes of Hungarians.
Ugly, unattractive, hard to look at, appearing non appealing.
beauty,depression,jealously, hideous, passion, betrayal.
No, "hideous" is not a euphemism; it is an adjective used to describe something that is extremely ugly or unpleasant. Euphemisms are words or phrases used to soften or mask the harshness of reality, while "hideous" conveys a strong, negative judgment directly. Therefore, it does not serve the purpose of a euphemism.
Do you think that person is hideous? What a hideous looking doll!
more hideous, most hideous
more hideous, most hideous
hideous, homely, unsightly, scrofulous, monstrous, unattractive, atrocious, repulsive,
He has a disfigured look, yet no characters from the book can describe it precisely. They all just know that he is hideous.
eg: You cant wear that top, it is hideous! Look at his shoes, how hideous!