Disturbed
Horrified
Horrified adjective - Filled with fear or dread.
Usage example: he sat rigid in his seat, horrified that the plane would crash
Disturbed and horrified are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disturbed" instead an adjective "Horrified".
Nearby Words: horrifying, horrify
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- upset and disturbed
- upset and horrified
- agitated and disturbed
- agitated and horrified
- nervous and disturbed
- nervous and horrified
- perturbed and disturbed
- perturbed and horrified
- distressed and disturbed
- distressed and horrified
- anxious and disturbed
- anxious and horrified
- fearful and disturbed
- fearful and horrified
Both words in one sentence
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Later she learns what the Condesce did to the Psiionic, the alternate universe version of the mentally-handicapped Mituna, and she suddenly finds herself disturbed and horrified.
Source: Evil Me Scares Me -
No Guy Wants an Amazon: The men of the Middle Kingdoms are disturbed and horrified by the female warriors coming down from Daradja.
Source: Comic Book / Artesia -
In Artesia, the men of the Middle Kingdoms are disturbed and horrified by the warrior women coming down from Daradja.
Source: No Guy Wants an Amazon
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