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Meanings of
dismayed
in English
Struck with fear, dread, or consternation.
shocked
appalled
aghast
Related terms
afraid
Synonyms
Examples for "
shocked
"
shocked
appalled
aghast
Examples for "
shocked
"
1
People continue to be
shocked
at the level violence permeating Angolan society.
2
Results: Parents were
shocked
by the notification of the abnormal test result.
3
He cannot later claim to be
shocked
by this situation, said Steenhuisen.
4
I work seven days a week, he confessed, and she looked
shocked
.
5
The severe restrictions
shocked
many small businesses, which fear for their future.
1
Gormley said: I'm pretty
appalled
about what it says about human nature.
2
We're
appalled
that some people chose to abuse her, said the statement.
3
The Northern Ireland secretary, James Brokenshire, said he was shocked and
appalled
.
4
The team's main sponsor is
appalled
and now New… Read more Audio
5
I was
appalled
at the refereeing of Pat Horan today, said Fitzgerald.
1
Many foreign leaders said they were
aghast
over the new US policy.
2
Lucy sat
aghast
;
then inquired in tender anxiety what was the matter.
3
The young man stood in the gloom of the dark room
aghast
.
4
Mr. Threader-who'darrived a quarter of an hour previously-hadbeen quite
aghast
.
5
The next moment Elias came in from the shop, and stood
aghast
.
Usage of
dismayed
in English
1
Abernathy was thoroughly
dismayed
and expressed the fact in no uncertain terms.
2
But she didn't look the least bit
dismayed
by what had happened.
3
The failure to resolve the central problem of emissions
dismayed
environmental groups.
4
Once it was, however, he was
dismayed
to see the initial designs.
5
He added: I'm
dismayed
the club does not accept women as members.
6
The imperialists were for the moment
dismayed
,
and the Taepings correspondingly encouraged.
7
The
dismayed
Athribis cast the other papyri on the roof, and fled.
8
The blackout left many viewers
dismayed
or convinced they had lost reception.
9
She checked her watch and was
dismayed
to find he was right.
10
He wanted to judge and be just; but that image
dismayed
him.
11
But O'Brolcháin is not alone in feeling
dismayed
about what just happened.
12
The broadcloth and beaver of her metropolitan sisters puzzled and
dismayed
him.
13
Hubbard's participation in women's events has
dismayed
rival lifters and their coaches.
14
He did not speak further, and something in his silence
dismayed
her.
15
The prison-doors were thrown open to the Loyalists, their persecutors fled
dismayed
.
16
Finally, he was
dismayed
by the feuding between the president's various doctors.
Other examples for "dismayed"
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dismayed
dismay
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Frequent collocations
look dismayed
somewhat dismayed
more dismayed
so dismayed
much dismayed
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Dismayed
through the time
Dismayed
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Common
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Common
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