gast (Meaning)
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gast (v. t.)
To make aghast; to frighten; to terrify. See Aghast.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gast
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gast Sentence Examples
- The gast of the party was an elderly woman with a sharp wit.
- The astronauts were unprepared for the intense gast of takeoff.
- The doctor ran a gast over the patient's abdomen, searching for any abnormalities.
- The cathedral's gast, or bell, tolled the hour with a deep, sonorous sound.
- The castle was renowned for its elaborate gast, or dining hall.
- The performance artist's gast, or interaction with the audience, was both poignant and thought-provoking.
- The researcher studied the gast of insects, hoping to uncover their hidden communication patterns.
- The gast of the volcano was filled with molten rock, ready to erupt.
- The gast of the child was as unreadable as a closed book.
- The gast of the wind carried the fragrance of blooming flowers across the meadow.
FAQs About the word gast
To make aghast; to frighten; to terrify. See Aghast.
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The gast of the party was an elderly woman with a sharp wit.
The astronauts were unprepared for the intense gast of takeoff.
The doctor ran a gast over the patient's abdomen, searching for any abnormalities.
The cathedral's gast, or bell, tolled the hour with a deep, sonorous sound.
