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appalled

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Adj — Shocked and horrified, usually by something offensive or upsetting.

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appalled by appalled at utterly appalled

Etymology

From the verb "appall," "-ed" added to describe the resulting state.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “appalled” mean?

The word “appalled” means shocked and horrified, usually by something offensive or upsetting. In plain terms, feeling deep shock and disgust at something wrong or upsetting.

How do you use “appalled” in a sentence?

Here is “appalled” used in a sentence: “She was appalled by the state of the abandoned building.”

What part of speech is “appalled”?

“Appalled” is an adjective.

Is “appalled” a common word?

“Appalled” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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