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horrified

[hawr-uh-fahyd, hor-] / ˈhɔr əˌfaɪd, ˈhɒr- /
ADJECTIVE
frightened
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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Several of his victims and the woman who prosecuted the case are horrified that he may soon be released.

From Los Angeles Times

Anne, whose name has been changed, told the BBC she was horrified by the injuries sustained by her daughter while she was a patient at St Andrew's Healthcare.

From BBC

But according to a source familiar with them, the club's majority shareholders will have been "horrified" by his initial remarks, and will have seen them as showing "disregard for their ownership".

From BBC

The horrified looks on the faces of the GB curlers said more than words could about that appalling opening end.

From BBC

But all those things were easy compared to explaining the sport to her mother, who was horrified when she learned her daughter was changing sports.

From Los Angeles Times