horrify|horrified|horrifies|horrifying in English

verb

[hor·ri·fy || 'hɑrɪfaɪ ,'hɔ- /hɒ'r-]

cause to feel horror; mortify, make aghast, shock

Use "horrify|horrified|horrifies|horrifying" in a sentence

1. The Nazi oppression of the Jews horrifies me.

2. The idea may horrify you.

3. This news will horrify my parents.

4. They were horrified.

5. These were horrifying experiences.

6. Such sentiments might horrify some corporate executives.

7. These are acts that will horrify civilizations.

8. I find their ignorance horrifying.

9. I was horrified by the news.

10. Such things did not appear to horrify her.

11. Arousing terror; horrifying: a Bloodcurdling scream.

12. It can be a horrifying experience.

13. More horrifying than cannibals or Communards.

14. It's horrifying to see such poverty.

15. Her daughter says it's a horrifying attack.

16. The Barbarity of the attack was horrifying

17. Such a display of emotions was horrifying.

18. He looked horrified when I told him.

19. His family were horrified by the change.

20. The scale of the problem is horrifying.

21. The Barbarity of the attack was horrifying

22. The possibility of war is too horrifying to contemplate.

23. I was horrified to hear of his death.

24. She gazed at him in horrified disbelief.

25. We were horrified by what we saw.