Appalled is valid Scrabble Word

Is appalled a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is appalled valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for APPALLED in dictionary:

VERB:

APPALL, to horrify, also APPAL
greatly dismay or horrify

ADJECTIVE:

struck with fear, dread, or consternation

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to appall

Words related to APPALLED

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Words that contain APPALLED

unappalled15

How to use APPALLED in a sentence

But there was one person whom no dangers appalled, and whose icy soul could be moved by no compassion and no voice of conscience.
Jack fell back appalled, yet quivering with deepest satisfaction.
Even now he was more appalled by the apparently supernatural background of the case than he was by the material details which pointed to his guilt.
The minds of the English are said to have been appalled by the horrors of the impending conflict, and superstition indulged in wild inventions.
Thinking it over, out on the open range, he was appalled by his rash, headlong falling in love.
On entering Joannina, they were appalled by a spectacle characteristic of the country.
Lesbia sat like a statue, numbed by despair, appalled at the idea of owing over two thousand pounds.
The conflagration had now assumed so terrific a character that it appalled even the stoutest spectator.
Husbands bowed their heads, appalled at the situation of their families.
The most intrepid were appalled, and a troop of honorable warriors, who had grown gray in the field, did not hesitate to express their alarm.

As soon as she could reflect, it appalled her, this change in their relative platforms.
They were appalled at the sweeping victories he promised the Saints over the hated Gentiles at an early day.
But wherewith? We may look, my friends, appalled at the danger and the need.
Every soul in the wilderness must now have shrunk, shuddering and appalled, before this unmistakable approach of some frightful convulsion of nature.
It appalled him, and he felt shy of going in, so he went on to his room and sat on his bed.
The Saxons seemed appalled and paralyzed at the greatness of the danger.
The formalities of a religious marriage appalled him.
Although a party throughout to the deed, the Chevalier was a little appalled now that it was done.
Startled, appalled, she stepped back, her hand pressed to her tortured breast.
But Louis was rather appalled than dazzled by this offer, and refused to accept the proposed dignity.
The cruelty of life lay uncovered, naked and open to her appalled and revolted consciousness.
He was still faintly smiling, but his smile appalled her.
The conviction was growing upon her that Nick was exposing himself to a danger that would have appalled her had she realized it to its fullest extent.
The unfortunate Hebridean, appalled at the omen, betook herself to her bed, and was seized with a mortal illness.
It was the inconceivable term endless, without any finality of ultimate rest, without even the arbitrary peace of death, that appalled him.
Had daylight revealed the scene, he would have been appalled.
His courage and determination overcame every obstacle and encountered every danger that would have appalled weaker men.
Poor man! he was so appalled that he could scarcely keep his feet.

Similar words containing APPALL without suffix ed

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