APPALLED Meaning and
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Appalled is an adjective that describes a strong feeling of shock, dismay, or disgust caused by something morally outrageous, morally wrong, or deeply offensive. When someone is appalled, they are taken aback or repulsed by what they have seen, heard, or experienced. This emotion can stem from encountering behavior, ideas, or events that grossly violate one's sense of ethics, decency, or fairness.
Appalled individuals may experience a sense of disbelief mixed with revulsion or horror. It is a response that reflects a person's deep moral convictions and strong negative judgment towards the subject at hand. Appalled can also encompass feelings of being deeply disappointed or disillusioned with someone or something due to their actions or behavior.
The word "appalled" often signifies an intense emotional reaction that involves feeling offended, hurt, or even betrayed. It typically highlights a strong sense of outrage in response to something considered morally or ethically unjustifiable. Appalled can manifest in various forms, such as expressions of shock, gasps, or even tears.
Overall, being appalled signifies a deep-rooted feeling of moral indignation, disturbance, or distress resulting from an encounter with something that markedly goes against one's values or beliefs.
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Etymology of APPALLED
The word "appalled" originated from the Middle English word "appallen", which was derived from the Old French word "apalir". The Old French term was formed by combining the prefix "a-" (meaning "to") with "pale" (meaning "pale or white"). Originally, "appalled" had a literal sense of making someone pale or white with fear, shock, or horror. Over time, its meaning shifted to the current usage, indicating strong disapproval or dismay.
Similar spelling words for APPALLED
- ablaut,
- -ability,
- AAPLD,
- upbuilt,
- upbuild,
- OPLT,
- appled,
- yoplait,
- UWPLATT,
- IBALD,
- low-ability,
- Oblati,
- ableto,
- Uplead,
- un-applied,
- OBLATIO,
- Apilado,
- apluda,
- APWLD,
- mis-applied,
- uplit,
- epuloid,
- wobbled,
- Appealed,
- wheepled,
- ability,
- high-ability,
- UPPLD,
- -ibility,
- Oppilate,
- ablett,
- IIPLD,
- euploidy,
- APOLT,
- aplite,
- Ebulliate,
- OPALT,
- abled,
- applewhite,
- applied-art,
- obloid,
- Ablet,
- epaulette,
- APPLID,
- ippoliti,
- WAPLD,
- wibbled,
- uppiled,
- Ablude,
- Eyebolt,
- APPELLATIO,
- IAPLD,
- applaud,
- epilate,
- weibullite,
- appellate,
- ashur-uballit,
- appelate,
- oblate,
- eyeballed,
- appalto,
- ablatio,
- aplowite,
- EPLT,
- oubliette,
- Epalate,
- Abelite,
- upalite,
- obeliad,
- re-applied,
- AHPLD,
- tu\'ipulotu,
- epaulet(te),
- EEPLD,
- mixed-ability,
- UBLUD,
- ablute,
- applied,
- Oppilatio,
- apalta,
- Ippolita,
- Opplete,
- uplight,
- Opelet,
- upload,
- Opolide,
- yplight,
- appealled,
- ablate,
- weblet,
- APILIT,
- Ippolito,
- eppolito,
- Non-ability,
- oppelt,
- ibility,
- upled,
- appalti,
- opaled,
- applewood,
- eblaite,
- epaulet,
- Oblite,
- euploid,
- wabbled,
- applet,
- Ippolit,
- opaloid,
- appleade,
- EBLDE,
- appelt,
- Ebullitio,
- Applot,
- Ubaldo,
- Upplight,
- applewood-smoked,
- OBLAUT,
- EPALIT,
- ability-achievement,
- ipolito,
- OPLAT,
- upyield,
- Ubalda,
- upwelled,
- uplaid,
- upboiled,
- Oblata.
Conjugate verb Appalled
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