Examples of using Consternation in English and their translations into Spanish
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SHLEMON WARDUNI: The attacks of early August obviously caused consternation and fear.
You have come forth out of the chaos of conditioning and illegitimate consternation.
That causes us consternation.
Unfortunately, our hopes have not yet materialized, and our consternation continues to grow.
When he set out to create a new universe it aroused consternation in Indra.
This news was met in Sydney with"unspeakable consternation.
Their arrival, on March 30, caused great consternation among both Bolsheviks and Armenians.
Participants expressed profound consternation following the announcement of the death of two French journalists,
There was consternation in Brazil at the violence against our brothers in East Timor and at the loss
The Vietcong has very deceitfully… taken advantage of the Tet truce… in order to create maximum consternation in South Vietnam… particularly in the populated areas.
To everyone's consternation, the Duke orders Monterone's arrest,
it has observed Iglesias consternation after Sánchez's meeting.
Our first words are to express our consternation at the loss of thousands of human lives, bringing so much pain
The death of President Arafat had caused consternation among millions of persons throughout the world.
There was widespread international consternation about the possible unravelling of years of painstaking efforts on a host of nuclear disarmament
Slowly, much to the consternation of both, Sophy and Charles find themselves falling in love,
This latter development caused consternation to King Henry II of England,
And we must"believe" in a fabricated religion or face consternation or eternal damnation.
Of course, the heat comes not from the sun, nor consternation from the Subtle World;
The dramatic deterioration of the situation in North Kivu over the past weeks, however, had caused him great consternation.