How to pronounce“dreading”in English

dreading, and they'll call me up and say, I totally messed that one up.

And everyone's dreading it, because I fucking talk a lot.

"Ayahuasca Shaman Dreading yet Another Week of Guiding Tech CEOs to Spiritual Oneness."

I was already dreading interviewing her.

I was dreading that.

that she's dreading, she'll usually like say, "I'll treat myself to a cookie when I'm done writing my syllabus.” Or whatever.

day I'd wake up dreading it..

bad you're you're you're dreading something happening in your own life instead if you possibly can try and figure out why is my body giving me all

And I wasn't totally dreading hearing about it because she had already multiple times solicited feedback from me and seemed to really appreciate it.

But late August brought the news everyone had been dreading.

And it was the signal they had been dreading.

safe um I actually love my car I'm kind of dreading getting a new car I mean it's getting up there in Miles um

Now, truly not dreading failure, I know it's easy to say, but genuinely, when you fail, take a moment to say, my God,

actually feel fulfilled at your job when you're actually every day dreading going, dreading

But anyway I'm heading downtown for the audition where everything I'm dreading will be coming to fruition.

in front of the camera, I was dreading it.

Every week when I had to sit down in front of the camera, I was dreading it.

When you're with your friends and you used to really connect and look forward to it, now you're dreading it.

And again, this was something that I had been looking forward to doing, but also dreading and putting off a little bit,

David is only 17 at that time, unlike the others, who are dreading the future in all its uncertainties.

Consciousness is any subjective experience, seeing, hearing, loving, dreading, imagining.

Seeing, hearing, loving, fearing, dreading, dreaming, imagining.

Every week, when I had to sit down in front of the camera, I was dreading it.

There's no difference between the physiological response to something that you're excited about, and something that you're nervous about or that you're dreading.