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She stepped back aghast at the behavior.aghast = shocked with feelings of surprise or dismay
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Her employer looked aghast and fired her on the spot.
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"Ever consider working for a living?" "Work?" Two-Bit was aghast. (source)aghast = shocked or surprised
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"What was that for?" he says, aghast. (source)
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Harry watched, aghast, as a long black snake shot out of it, fell heavily onto the floor between them, and raised itself, ready to strike. (source)aghast = shocked with feelings of surprise and dismay
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HALLY: ...Say you stumble or bump into somebody … do they take off any points? SAM: (aghast) Hally…! HALLY: When you're dancing — if you and your partner collide into another couple. (Hally can get no further. SAM has collapsed with laughter.) (source)aghast = shocked and surprised
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Her father, though proud she was "joining up with the good guys," was aghast that she was doing it in North Carolina. (source)aghast = shocked with feelings of surprise and dismay
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Polly and Digory looked at each other, aghast. ... Certainly, she was not at all the sort of person one would like to take home. (source)
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When I sent him my schedule, he was aghast.† (source)
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"Your Excellency," exclaimed Yaroslav, aghast.† (source)
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"But surely they would have needed your consent," she said, aghast.† (source)
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....Louie was aghast.† (source)
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Whenever the rain stopped he was left disappointed and angry—angry most of all at his father and then aghast at himself for it.† (source)
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Part of me was aghast when I decided that the answer was no. I'd only waded into street life in the Bronx; I never got into its deepest, darkest waters.† (source)
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Macri was still aghast from the images she had just recorded.† (source)
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They seemed aghast at the notion that Owen Meany was cast as the Prince of Peace.† (source)
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