How is the word erschreckend verbreitet translated from German to English

Erschreckend häufig oder weitverbreitet.

Shockingly frequent or widespread.

phrase
English translation
appallingly common

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  • Solche Betrügereien sind online erschreckend verbreitet. Such scams are appallingly common online.

  • Rechtschreibfehler in diesen Berichten sind erschreckend häufig geworden. Spelling mistakes in these reports have become appallingly common.

  • Es ist erschreckend verbreitet, dass Leute die Anleitung überspringen. It is appallingly common for people to skip the instructions.

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FAQ about “erschreckend verbreitet”

How is “erschreckend verbreitet” translated from German?
“erschreckend verbreitet” translates into English as “appallingly common”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “erschreckend verbreitet” mean?
Meaning of “erschreckend verbreitet”: Erschreckend häufig oder weitverbreitet. In English — “appallingly common”.
What part of speech is “erschreckend verbreitet”?
“erschreckend verbreitet” is a phrase.
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