Had there been any attacks it would have been too ghastly for words. [adjective]
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There was a ghastly murder last night. [adjective]
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Most of the party were smoking, and drinking champagne; a feverish hilarity reigned, with sudden and rather ghastly pauses. [adjective]
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The Indian answered this bold defiance by a ghastly smile, that showed an unaltered purpose, while he motioned her away, as if to close the conference forever. [adjective]
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No, she was not dead, only in a half swoon, leaning against the angle of the wall, ghastly white in the flare of the candles. [adjective]
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I saw Madame once look as ghastly as death itself, and all the Court was seized with terror. [adjective]
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So wasted were their half-naked limbs, so ghastly and livid their countenances, that they might have all been plague-patients, and Angela recoiled from them in horror. [adjective]
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The ghastly wound was in his broad smooth forehead, and his fair round cheeks were white with death. [adjective]
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That night all the ghastly time came back, and stood minute by minute before him. [adjective]
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He raised himself on the cart, bent his brows, and, clenching his fist, shook it at the spectre with a ghastly look of hate and defiance. [adjective]
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His face, where it was not covered with blood-streaks, was ghastly pale, for the hand of death was on him. [adjective]
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