horrify

What she saw on the right side of the road horrified her.

Or in any way horrified at what she was doing.

George was horrified at the state of her father's study.

He was a man horrified by anything less than the best.

The woman looked horrified at the thought of a dead body in the house.

He was horrified at the sound of his own words, but they just kept coming.

She suddenly saw the cut on his head and was horrified.

I looked up, horrified, my head still held down by the hair.

How horrified her husband would have been if he had known that!

"Why were you so horrified to have come inside me?"

I was horrified that she might put on another record.

The public out there are horrified by what they have heard in the past two weeks.

It horrified him so he never set me such a bad example again.

The American people, horrified, turned him out of office at the first opportunity.

The thought of having anything in common with William horrified him.

The girl, following directly behind him, heard and was horrified.

There she is horrified to find out that he has been following her.

"My mother would be horrified to hear you say that."

Instead, though, she was horrified to hear a clear note of something very different in her voice.

He and the officers who went with him were horrified.

Friends say she'd be horrified to see it sold off.

Horrified me as the reality of it had done then.

When he had finished she turned to face him, horrified.

Even John was horrified to what an extent we've lost our country.

They'll be horrified by what you've done to your skin.