Nightmare
Nightmare adjective - Extremely disturbing or repellent.
Usage example: survivors of a nuclear holocaust would surely face a nightmare existence
Nearby Word: nightmarish
Welcome
Welcome adjective - Giving pleasure or contentment to the mind or senses.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- Tommy: [Grabbing a shovel pole and confronting the Ooze Men] Welcome to my nightmare.
- Goosebumps: In Welcome to Camp Nightmare, the campers are expected to write to their parents every day.
Source: I Never Got Any Letters -
Catapult Nightmare: Ed, after dreaming about talking burgers and then falls down a hole.Ed: (waking up) WELCOME TO GOOD BURGER, HOME OF THE GOOD BURGER.
Source: Film / Good Burger
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