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  1. Oxford Dictionary

    appal

    • IPA[əˈpɔːl]

    英式

    • v.
      greatly dismay or horrify

    • verb: appal, 3rd person present: appals, gerund or present participle: appalling, past tense: appalled, past participle: appalled

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    • 1. greatly dismay or horrify bankers are appalled at the economic incompetence of some ministers

    appalled

    • adj.
      greatly dismayed or horrified: Alison looked at me, appalled I am absolutely appalled that anyone should be attacked in this manner

    Oxford Dictionary

    appall

    • v.
      greatly dismay or horrify: bankers are appalled at the economic incompetence of some officials

    Oxford American Dictionary

    appalled

    • adj.
      greatly dismayed or horrified: Alison looked at me, appalled I am absolutely appalled that anyone should be attacked in this manner

    Oxford American Dictionary