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Meanings of horror-stricken in English
Usage of horror-stricken in English
1
It was a terrible moment, and every one paused in horror-stricken silence.
2
The change which his wife described was visible in his horror-stricken countenance.
3
Near the threshold he stopped, horror-stricken at the sight of a thing.
4
Into the face of Rufus Dawes came an expression of horror-stricken bewilderment.
5
He stopped and stammered as he saw the horror-stricken faces before him.
6
The horror-stricken girl, frantic with, terror, set about immediately leaving the premises.
7
There was a pause and four horror-stricken eyes were turned on him.
8
She shrank away from him and looked at him with horror-stricken eyes.
9
At that horror-stricken glance from her I realise that they probably are.
10
I ran horror-stricken to his side, and attempted to take his hand.
11
For an instant Kendale was horror-stricken when he realized what was occurring.
12
With dilated, horror-stricken eyes and panting breath he was turned into stone.
13
Mrs. Roberts exerted herself to laugh with him, albeit she was horror-stricken.
14
Then he called to the horror-stricken child on the tree: Come, jump.
15
She started, let fall her palette, and gazed, horror-stricken, at the hangings.
16
Dr. Kent had collapsed to a rock, staring down with horror-stricken eyes.
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United Kingdom
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