consternate

The list contains dollar signs and seems to consternate him.

"He would consternate over cabinet pulls as if it was the greatest decision in his life."

But he could not pass up the opportunity to consternate Aerent.

And now these bewildering times, when those whose interest is to consternate us hardly bother to conceal their cynicism.

'There is naught you can do to consternate me now, you have been beaten neck and crop these last twenty years.

But now we have the remedy - and who knows when our treasure's back what long-sunken things may rise in spouting wrath to consternate the world?

The Swoon was already used to the phenomenon and it didn't consternate him as it did the first time He went to the window and looked out on some of the building clusters of the university which was located only 20 meters below the surface.