adjective
definition
Causing pain, discomfort or distress.
example
I woke up from a hellish noise coming from the house next door.
Examples of hellish in a Sentence
Putting him through years of hellish pain to teach him a lesson about something she knew nothing about.
It seems hellish now but hang in there and things will get better.
They all asked for reinforcements and all said that the Russians were holding their positions and maintaining a hellish fire under which the French army was melting away.
Throughout the season, Buffy faced off challenges that threaten Dawn particularly a hellish god like being named Glory.
The sky was given the status of something pure and clean, the earth sort of a dirty wasteland, and anything below water level or the ground considered Hellish.
A life with Claire would've been more hellish than a life with the Black God, he said with a smile.
Jared stepped back as Rhyn launched himself into the air as a hellish bird reminiscent of a
On 17 August 1914, Arthur writes, 'This is absolutely hellish.
I think he's already there, it's pretty hellish in Lebanon right now.
Tuesday 16th March 2004 Working day not so hellish as of late, despite the need to ring several scary people.
The remainder of the movie then unfolds backward a'la SCHRAMM or MEMENTO, retracing the events that led to this hellish inferno of violence.
They make this choice, to provide liberation from the hellish Land of the Dead to all beings in the universe who die.
Matthew Baker, a reluctant squad leader about to make a hellish drop into combat through flak-filled skies.