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Discover LudwigThe phrase "he is aghast" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
It means that someone is shocked, horrified, or dismayed by something. Example: When Jack saw the car accident, he was aghast at the sight of the overturned vehicles and injured passengers.
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He is aghast.
He is aghast: "I am a monster.
He is aghast at the lopsided severity of drugs laws.
"He is aghast," said Jodie Evans, a longtime associate who had recently had dinner with Mr. Brown in Oakland.
He is aghast at the thought of putting such precious material in a bathroom.
He is aghast: "Once you start becoming aware of yourself as a brand, you're sunk.
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He was aghast.
He was aghast at the question.
Mr. DeMarco said he was aghast.
When Smith saw the image, he was aghast.
He was aghast: here were the dead and the survivors, with faces and names.
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