Correct spellings for DREADFALL
- dreadful The weather outside is dreadful, with high winds and heavy rain.
- dreadfully She had dreadfully underestimated the amount of work that needed to be done before the event.
If you've misspelled "dreadfall", fear not, as here are a few plausible alternatives: "dreadful", indicating something terrible; "deadfall", referring to a fallen tree or large branch; or "threadfall", a term used in the Dragonriders of Pern series, describing the onslaught of deadly thread-like spores. Choose the correct spelling with confidence!
