“That's a hellaciously strained metaphor for someone to come up with in casual conversation and, frankly, it doesn't even really make any sense.”

“I think that she was making a choice, a hellaciously bad one, but a choice all the same.”

“Anyone who rides the tube knows that it is already hellaciously overcrowded.”

“I had a flash of my uncles working the woks in a hellishly hot summer kitchen.”

“The political balance between the two tribes gives us a labyrinthine civil service, two governments and hellishly high taxes.”

“I do it all the time, when I want to transplant a sentence from one location to another in one of my hellishly long essays.”