Use "horrifies" in a sentence
1. The Nazi oppression of the Jews horrifies me.
2. "Like a lost season of The Wire directed by Richard Linklater, The Baltimore Atrocities beguiles, Bemuses, often horrifies, and never fails to impress
3. "Like a lost season of The Wire directed by Richard Linklater, The Baltimore Atrocities beguiles, Bemuses, often horrifies, and never fails to impress
4. "Like a lost season of The Wire directed by Richard Linklater, The Baltimore Atrocities beguiles, Bemuses, often horrifies, and never fails to impress
5. "Like a lost season of The Wire directed by Richard Linklater, The Baltimore Atrocities beguiles, Bemuses, often horrifies, and never fails to impress." —Justin Taylor, author of Flings "This is a book that breaks boundaries on every page.
6. "Like a lost season of The Wire directed by Richard Linklater, The Baltimore Atrocities beguiles, Bemuses, often horrifies, and never fails to impress." —Justin Taylor, author of Flings "This is a book that breaks boundaries on every page.