Meanings of natural horror in English

After the natural horror at the deed had subsided, sympathy went out to Donald.

One chap in our party had a natural horror of rats, and he nearly went crazy.

It has to conquer our natural horror at death, pain at suffering, and revulsion against wickedness.

And yet, after the first shock of natural horror, La Mothe was conscious of a great relief.

He had a natural horror of any sort of scandal, and he was very fond of Hilary.

But there always comes an instant when natural horror gets an upper hand over discipline, and the fighter flees.

Blyenburg presses him with instances of horrid crime, such as bring home to the heart the natural horror of it.

Blyenburg presses him with instances of monstrous crime, such as bring home to the heart the natural horror of it.

The girl was genuinely aroused, so much so that her natural horror of the strained situation was lost in genuine concern.

What Jeff has done is to brilliantly focus on that, so we can recover from our natural horror at this girl's situation.

Added to the natural horror of her situation were those countless sources of fear which a fright-shaken mind creates and then magnifies.

Several times I have fancied a strange intelligence in this monster; but I have natural horror of him, and therefore refrain from interviews.

If it was just a natural horror beyond the reach of prayer, it would have knocked his reverence out long before now, like other people.

The Doctor answered, however, quietly enough: "Of course you can wait till I die, if you like." Catherine gave a cry of natural horror.

The yard itself is crowded with fortune-tellers, charm-sellers, deputy prayer-sayers, beggars, and all sorts of natural horrors, exhibiting various deformities.

"Masters of prisons," he rejoined, "who keep shop, have a natural horror of an abstemious captive."