Appalled
Appalled adjective - Struck with fear, dread, or consternation.
Sick and appalled are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sick" instead an adjective "Appalled".
Nearby Words: appalling, appallingly
Both words in one sentence
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Ted shows up and is appalled by Mary's appearance (her dress, her flat hair because her hair dryer broke, and her being sick) and is very reluctant to be seen in public with her.
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On a greater scale, even Bennett the Sage, who is sick enough to gross out even Ask That Guy, is appalled and saddened when The Nostalgia Critic kills Santa Christ.
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Nikki is appalled when Sick Boy changes the tone of her fellow starlet's skin in the movie's final cut to make it seem as though Nikki had done anal when she had abjectly refused to and shown the whole thing to really be a cheap, tacky vanity project for him and him alone.
Source: Literature / Porno
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