Definition of appall - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotionRare US fill with horror or shockRare US
- The news will appall the community.
2.
disgustRare US strike with disgust or revulsionRare US
- His behavior appalled everyone at the party.
Origin of appall
Latin, appallere (to grow pale)
Examples of appall in a sentence
His behavior will appall his friends. The news appalled the entire community. Her actions appall those who value honesty.
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- French:horrifier, dégoûter, ...
- German:entsetzen, abstoßen, ...
- Italian:sconvolgere, inorridire, ...
- Spanish:horrorizar, escandalizar, ...
- Portuguese:chocar, horrorizar, ...
- Chinese:震惊, 惊吓, ...
- Japanese:驚かせる, ぞっとさせる, ...
- Arabic:أرْعَبَ, أَرْعَبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְזַעֲזֵעַ, ...
- Russian:потрясать, вызвать отвращение, ...
- Ukrainian:жахати, вражати, ...
- Hindi:स्तब्ध करना, वितृष्णा से भर देना, ...
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