hellscape

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I mean, eclipse is a broken hellscape of failed promises on its own, but gdb is....

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A hellish landscape.

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noun

A hellish landscape.

noun

(figurative) An exceptionally unpleasant, disagreeable, or harsh place or event.

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Core meanings and parts of speech for hellscape.

noun

A hellish landscape.

noun

(figurative) An exceptionally unpleasant, disagreeable, or harsh place or event.

Example sentences

I mean, eclipse is a broken hellscape of failed promises on its own, but gdb is....

This isn't a huge deal until December when New Haven turns into an icy hellscape for three months.

I have to assume that becoming a gateway requires navigating the Byzantine Hellscape of multinational financial and banking regulations.

I walk every day most of the length of Third Street and it is an automotive hellscape.

It's been a nightmarish hellscape of a project, but also very expanding.

I've said for years that instant messaging is a terrible hellscape of competing protocols, mostly proprietary.

Mile after mile of suburban hellscape, mandated by law, and full of lazy shits who are too dumb to even know there's another way of living.

Super Meat Boy has a brilliant scene when you first get to the afterlife and you see thousands of copies of you raining down into a hellscape.

If people who finally made it in turned around and went into government service and tried to fix the hellscape they went through, it would probably be better.

>John is an unfortunate Liberal soul who lives uncomfortably in the middle of a Conservative hellscape.

Oh, no, not that awful hellscape Manhattan!

I'm not sure about you, but I don't want to live in a barren hellscape where the temperatures are so high the ocean has evaporated.

Quote examples

At least in the USA, "community housing" is a hellscape for most of its residents.

If the "thousands of copies raining down into a hellscape" bit is in a level, then this TAS suggests that it does keep track, as I don't see that happening.

Clearly we must move the human race to another planet, even if it's a frozen hellscape with no breathable atmosphere." As opposed to, say, building some greenhouses, or ramping up aquaculture or aeroponics.

"The scariest dystopias are not hideous hellscapes where nobody would want to live, as those tend to self-destruct or at best persist in tiny enclaves and never catch on." This seems to be the sort of opinion only a person who does not live in said hideous hellscape could support.