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Aghast

Aghast meaning

Terrified; struck with amazement; showing signs of terror or horror.

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Ejercito said he was aghast that some Filipinos are even willing to side with “those who are occupying” the territory of the Philippines.

For a hot second, I thought the person on the right was holding the capsule in their hand, examining it and I was a bit aghast.

Grand Inquisitor chasing old lady after revolution, aghast!

Here at my home, we are, like all the world, aghast at the horrific acts that the Hamas terrorists perpetrated upon Israeli civilians — and proudly broadcast.

In Central Park, we were aghast when a man was screaming that he wished for the wombs of all nearby women to rot.

Knowing how money works, I was aghast when I read this.

Law enforcement officials who battled rioters are aghast, calling the song a cynical effort to mislead Americans about the truth of what transpired during the Jan.

Many people are aghast seeing a snake so large swimming in a hotel pool.

Stefanik was aghast, saying, “Conduct meaning committing the act of genocide?

The fiery Argentine coach was aghast at the way Valencia strolled to a 3-0 win over his side last weekend in La Liga, leaving the Rojiblancos seventh.

The other day, my wife was aghast when I told her I would be bringing my old shoes for repair.

When the friend who helped us move took one look at our new dwelling, hemmed in by railroad lines, he was aghast.

While some Tories, including red wall MP Jonathan Gullis, have been calling from the UK to leave the ECHR, others have been left aghast at the prospect.

With Silk aghast by this statement, she and Black Cat decide to punish Mysterio by tying him up and forcing him to listen to their out-of-key performances.

His girlfriend was aghast when officers broke the news to her about who 'Randy' really was, Tamayo said.

O'Neill, who is Sinn Féin vice-president, has apologised for the hurt and distress caused by the press officers who provided the references and said she was she was "aghast and horrified".

When Wolf Hall last graced our screens in 2015, the chilling scene of Anne Boleyn's execution unfolded, leaving viewers aghast as King Henry VIII readied himself for yet another marriage, this time to Jane Seymour.

With its sinister tone and gripping narrative, as aptly described is a “Tale of horror and wonder, of innocence, beauty, violence, and sin” that will leave its audience aghast.

Zubiri was aghast because Dela Rosa even had the nerve to hug his wife.

Anyone who is rightly concerned about the unfairness of allowing boys to compete in women’s sports should be horrified — and even transgender advocates should be aghast at this miscarriage of impartial justice.