be horrified's Usage Examples:

You are just as likely as not when you return to Vienna to be horrified by what you may consider to be extraordinary change or series of changes.

To stop her, Richard handcuffs himself to the bed, only to be horrified as Sarah walks in and finds his closet to be full of lingerie.

He was criticized, along with Carlos Beltrán and Óliver Pérez, for not going to the hospital that had soldiers who had amputated arms and legs; he claimed that he did not want to be horrified by the experience.

her an inhuman self-control which the poem"s author appears to both be horrified by and admire.

Caesar was either horrified, or pretended to be horrified, at the murder of Pompey, and wept for his one-time ally and son-in-law.

Matthias Seuttern; you would almost be horrified and imagine that our region is a real desert place, a Little Siberia.

previously said that "if you examine the Iran deal in any detail, you will be horrified as to what is in there.

the notion of, "What if there was a Rate My Students? Wouldn"t people be horrified to find out how awful some students can be?" And I thought I"d do it.

" I"d have the shot printed early and the next morning he"d be horrified when he saw the rushes.

including from Wales Online who acknowledged that "purists will probably be horrified", but states that the story contains all the classic elements of an Asterix.

He has claimed to be horrified by the way the Catholic Church complied with Francoist Spain, down to.

The Greeks of classical times claimed to be horrified by Tantalus"s doings; cannibalism and filicide were atrocities and taboo.

Synonyms:

horror-struck, horror-stricken, afraid,

Antonyms:

unafraid, brave, fearlessness, bold,