aghast
agast

We were aghast to hear her say what she said.

I am aghast to find myself in such a position of power over two other people.

Both of them were aghast at the living conditions inside.

But at the George the people of the house stood aghast.

We would have been aghast at having to turn to someone else to plan our trip.

Several experts asked about it were aghast at the idea.

The driver was aghast, but both men did as they were told.

The prospect has left many in the food world aghast.

And both had private lives that left some of their colleagues aghast.

Behind her, Gary took aghast to a whole new level.

Then he told her all the story, while she listened aghast.

I saw three men looking up the slope, aghast at what was coming down on them.

A million years ago, he thought, both amazed and aghast.

They could, of course, stay there, but I was aghast.

I, and the rest of the audience, stood there aghast.

She looked at it aghast, then took the offered glass.

She watched as he stood stock still and looked around, aghast.

After the first page, the two women stared at each other aghast.

For the second time that day I was utterly aghast.

But Leo, when she put the idea to him, was aghast.

I stood in front of the mirror, aghast at what I'd done.

He heard the double meaning in his own words and was aghast.

But, she stared at him aghast, what could I write about?

She stopped and turned toward Dan, her face suddenly white, aghast.

She stopped, aghast, and saw that his mother was smiling at her.