appal

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Appal Meaning in Bengali: ভীত করা, ভীত করানো, ভীত হওয়া, ভয় দেখানো, ভয় পাওয়া

Part of Speech: Verb

Pronunciation: uh-pawl

Short Definition: To greatly shock or horrify; to cause intense fear or distress

Synonyms: dismay, horrify, shock, terrify, frighten

Antonyms: comfort (সান্ত্বনা করা), soothe (শান্ত করা), please (খুশি করা), delight (আনন্দিত করা)

Origin: The word “appal” originated from the Middle English word “appallen,” which means to dismay or to cause to lose courage. It can be traced back to the Old French word “apalir,” meaning to grow pale or turn pale. The word eventually evolved into its current form in English.

Nearby Words:

  • Appalling (Adjective)
  • Appalled (Adjective)
  • Appallingly (Adverb)
  • Appalls (Verb)

Appal in Literature Quotes:

  1. “The news of the tragic accident appalled everyone in the village.” (দুর্ঘটনার খবর গ্রামের সবাইকে ভীত করেছিল।)
  2. “The gruesome details of the crime appalled the entire nation.” (অপমানজনক অংশগুলি দেশব্যাপী সবাইকে ভীত করেছিল।)
  3. “The sight of the destroyed city appalled the survivors.” (ধ্বংসপ্রাপ্ত শহরের দৃশ্য সংবেদনশীলদের ভীত করেছিল।)

Meaning in Different Languages:

  • Bengali: ভীত করা
  • Hindi: भयभीत करना
  • Nepali: भयभीत गर्नु
  • Urdu: خوفزدہ کرنا
  • Tamil: அச்சமடைக்கும்
  • Telugu: భయపెట్టుకోవడం
  • Arabic: يرعب
  • Chinese: 使惊恐
  • Japanese: おびえさせる
  • Russian: пугать

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