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Definition of aghast - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
emotionfeeling sudden horror or shock from something unexpected
- She was aghast at the terrible news.
- They stood aghast at the destruction.
- He looked aghast when he heard the verdict.
Expressions with aghast
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filled with strong shock or horror because of something noticed
She was aghast at the damage to the historic building.
Origin of aghast
Middle English, gasten (to terrify)
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- French:sidéré, ...
- German:entsetzt, ...
- Italian:inorridito, ...
- Spanish:horrorizado, ...
- Portuguese:estupefacto, ...
- Chinese:震惊的, ...
- Japanese:愕然とした, ...
- Arabic:مَذْعُور, ...
- Hebrew:מְזוּעָזֵעַ, ...
- Russian:ошеломлённый, ...
- Ukrainian:приголомшений, ...
- Hindi:स्तब्ध, ...
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