Pronunciation: /ˈhɔrəˌfaɪd/
verb past tense of the verb horrify
A1 I was horrified when I saw a spider in my room.
A2 The children were horrified by the scary movie.
B1 She was horrified to discover her phone was missing.
B2 The villagers were horrified by the destruction caused by the storm.
C1 The CEO was horrified by the company's financial losses.
C2 The scientist was horrified by the potential consequences of the experiment gone wrong.
adjective causing or feeling horror or shock
A1 She was horrified by the scary movie.
A2 The children were horrified when they saw the spider.
B1 I was horrified to discover that my wallet was missing.
B2 The manager was horrified by the results of the financial audit.
C1 The politician was horrified by the corruption within the government.
C2 The scientist was horrified by the implications of their groundbreaking discovery.
formal The audience was horrified by the graphic images shown in the documentary.
informal I was horrified when I saw how much I spent on my credit card bill.
slang I was totally horrified when I saw that huge spider in my room.
figurative She was horrified to discover that her secret had been exposed.
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