The word "appal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express shock or horror at something that has happened. For example, "The news of the terrorist attack appaled the entire nation."
Try to avoid this app an application for, typically, a mobile phone appal but as the Prince of Wales might say, it really is appalling apparatchik appeal In British English you appeal against a decision, verdict, etc, you do not "appeal the verdict".
To avoid replicating Pepys' digestive troubles, this brunch sandwich contains some greenery, which would probably appal the diarist.
Whatever your club allegiances, they are scenes that should appal any fan, especially those who follow their team abroad and understand the risks that accompany going to certain countries.
That twist will bring in some Democrats but appal conservatives.Nor is the panel's second proposal likely to find many friends.
But it would appal Bangkok's elite and split the army.
Conservatives hope that the court will use this case as a step towards striking down disparate impact theory entirely a result that would appal Barack Obama, whose officials have been pushing for it to be used more widely not only in housing but also in cases to do with employment, lending and schools.Such a bombshell is unlikely, but not impossible.
Not surprisingly, the poor avoid public clinics if they can which is just as well, because doctors staff them, on average, for fewer than 13 hours a week.Such problems mostly surprise and appal donors.
For their part, the generals in Myanmar can be relied upon to carry on behaving in ways which will appal ASEAN's western partners.The trouble in storeSome ASEAN members, such as Indonesia, may actually like the idea that other countries might take the heat over human rights.
But the tragedies of seaborne migration appal public opinion in destination states and put pressure on governments to strike deals with the countries from which migrants depart.Italy's former prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, flew to Libya more than once to seek an understanding with Mr Qaddafi, but no deal was reached on Libya's claim to compensation for losses suffered as an Italian colony.
Some are carefully policed the Motley Fool monitors chat and screens out the smallest shares but others appal regulators by carrying pronouncements that no company could legally make.
