| Stun |
| Shock |
| Daunt |
| Mortify |
| Dismay. |
| Petrify |
| Disgust |
| Horrify |
| Scandalise |
| Flabbergast |
| Cause horror |
| Shock (Var.) |
| Deeply shock |
| Shock, dismay |
| Horrify: Var. |
| Greatly dismay |
| Shock or dismay |
| Dismay, terrify |
| Dismay, in Dover |
| Fill with horror |
| Horrify, to a Brit |
| Overcome with fear. |
| More than disappoint |
| Really turn off: Var. |
| Knock for a loop: Var. |
| Overcome with consternation |
| Cause to be unpleasantly surprised |