appallment Antonyms
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Meaning of appallment
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appallment (n.)
Depression occasioned by terror; dismay.
appallment Sentence Examples
- The appallment on their faces was evident when they learned about the tragic news.
- The graphic images in the documentary left the audience in a state of appallment.
- The sudden revelation of corruption within the organization caused widespread appallment.
- The sheer cruelty of the act led to an appallment that lingered in the air.
- His callous remarks about the sensitive issue sparked appallment among the listeners.
- The magnitude of the natural disaster invoked a collective sense of appallment.
- The courtroom fell silent in appallment as the gruesome details of the crime were presented.
- The appallment in her voice was palpable as she recounted the harrowing experience.
- The teacher expressed appallment at the students' blatant disregard for academic integrity.
- The discovery of the environmental damage caused by the company's actions resulted in widespread appallment.
FAQs About the word appallment
Depression occasioned by terror; dismay.
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The appallment on their faces was evident when they learned about the tragic news.
The graphic images in the documentary left the audience in a state of appallment.
The sudden revelation of corruption within the organization caused widespread appallment.
The sheer cruelty of the act led to an appallment that lingered in the air.
