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Meanings of ghastliness in English
Usage of ghastliness in English
1
But there was a ghastliness in the whole thing which frightened her.
2
Removed from harrowing scenes of ghastliness and distress, the court made merry.
3
She drained its contents, but the ghastliness of her appearance remained unchanged.
4
So it seemed to me then, before I had seen greater ghastliness.
5
She got no further, however, for she observed the ghastliness of Helene's face.
6
Even a witch should take care to not overdo her ghastliness.
7
It was ultradevilish; both by design and accident-conceivedand calculated ghastliness, peculiar to India.
8
It gave her the ghastliness of a dead man's bride.
9
Two ineradicable defects,' said Knight, there being a faint ghastliness discernible in his laugh.
10
Why can't you look its ghastliness bravely in the face?
11
Perhaps it was this peculiarity that invested him with a species of ghastliness and awe.
12
There was an atmosphere of cheerlessness that a half-blackened Welsbach mantle turned into positive ghastliness.
13
His countenance was pale even to ghastliness, and his deep-set eyes glared with unnatural luster.
14
Her eyes were starting from their sockets, her lips gasping wide, her visage ghastliness itself.
15
And as he spoke, Dick looked at him with a new ghastliness on his face.
16
Then he thought of his little daughter-hisdaughter!-andthe ghastliness of his supposition overpowered him.
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