Pronunciation: /ˈhɛlɪʃ/
adjective Causing extreme suffering or distress; very unpleasant
A1 The weather was hellish, with scorching heat and no shade.
A2 The students had to endure a hellish exam schedule with back-to-back tests.
B1 The traffic during rush hour was hellish, causing long delays for commuters.
B2 The hikers faced a hellish climb up the steep, rocky mountain trail.
C1 The survivors of the shipwreck described the hellish conditions they endured at sea.
C2 The soldiers fought bravely despite the hellish conditions of the battlefield.
formal The workers endured a hellish commute to the remote construction site.
informal That party last night was a hellish mess.
slang I'm so over this hellish weather, I need a vacation.
figurative She went through a hellish divorce but came out stronger in the end.
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