6 uses
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Definition
shocked with feelings of surprise and dismay (sadness, disappointment, or worry)
- Scarlett was aghast at such words coming from Melly of all people.2.9 (50% in)
- "Unchaperoned?" she cried, aghast.3.18 (94% in)
- Pick cotton?" cried Scarlett aghast, as if Grandma had been suggesting some repulsive crime.3.26 (58% in)
- He sank back against the seat aghast, indignation struggling with bewilderment.4.35 (32% in)
- "Saints preserve us!" cried Scarlet, aghast.4.42 (66% in)
- Meade, do you know what you are saying?" cried the doctor, aghast at the unsuspected realism of his wife.4.46 (47% in)
There are no more uses of "aghast" in Gone with the Wind.
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