Meanings of look aghast in English

Mrs. Mervale drew back her chair, and tried not to look aghast.

Sir Gawain, you look aghast, but I speak sincerely.

The thought of disinheriting a son is so foreign to me that I look aghast.

The hosts look aghast -the live audience stunned.

He could quite imagine they would look aghast as if he had spoken of something impolite.

How will she start and look aghast!

She smiles when I look aghast.

I attempted to look aghast.

Many beginners look aghast at the prospect of having to take their eyes off their feet during the unfamiliar steps.

The fire laddies of that period would probably look aghast if they could see the implements in use at the present time.

After his moral development, where the one parent would smile, the other would look aghast, perceiving both the present evil, and the serpent-brood to follow.

The little children broke into a rueful murmur, and Ermengarde looked aghast.

When she came to the end of her tale, he looked aghast.

The Singletons looked aghast to hear such a speech from their chief!

When he reached the place he halted suddenly and looked aghast.

The steward looked aghast, and did not know what to reply.