Appalling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPALLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• APPALL, to horrify, also APPAL
NOUN:
• an experience that appalls
ADJECTIVE:
• very bad; awful
• causing shock or dismay; horrific
• dreadful, terrible
• Such as to appall; as, an appalling accident.
• causing consternation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to appall

Words related to APPALLING

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Words that contain APPALLING

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How to use APPALLING in a sentence

• They were suddenly pulled up by an appalling obstacle.
• Could the wit of man devise a more appalling image? Mr.
• The effect, however, of its sudden contraction and fall was in the highest degree sublime, and, from the point at which he surveyed it, appalling.
• In the wonder of it he stood silent, and the moment was weighted with an appalling silence.
• What had happened had stunned him at first, had even terrified him for a few appalling moments.
• Sheppard towards an appalling object in one corner.
• There was something appalling about the way in which his guards looked at him.
• The lives of eminent lawyers are records of appalling drudgery.
• Alas, something appalling had happened, she was sure of it.
• It is simply a disgusting and appalling feature of city life, and as such it is presented here.
• The danger seemed as appalling, as hopeless to escape from, as an earthquake which, go where you would, might tear asunder the ground under your feet and bury you alive.
• Scogan had described the plan of his novel with an accuracy that was appalling.
• The mud grew thicker, heavier, and each step in it now was an appalling effort.
• Another man might have taken the more easily reached addresses in the list, leaving the appalling world-tour for the last.
• We are entering on experiments, with the government and the Constitution of the country, hitherto untried, and of fearful and appalling aspect.
• To the Federal headquarters confusion and dismay had come, indeed, with appalling suddenness.
• The responsibility of a ruler under so appalling a destiny now descended with a weight that could never become greater upon the shoulders of that lonely man in the White House.
• The consequences to moral philosophy were truly appalling, for then the sins God punished so signally were due to his own contrivance.
• Yet they were threatened with an enemy not less appalling, for famine stared them in the face.
• The cause for which the British people fought and made such appalling sacrifices was not unworthy of them or of our civilisation.
• To understand this obstacle, we must go back a few years to those appalling reveries at Charnwood.

Similar words containing APPALL without suffix ing

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