more horrid

Dissonance to a musical ear is not more horrid than want of harmony between characters to the soul of sensibility.

Vice nowhere has a more horrid aspect, for nowhere is it more mean and repulsive with the inequalities of suffering.

All sorts of vice became rife, and debauchery grew the more horrid from being the debauchery of despair.

Nothing can be more horrid, than the cruel process of the Cyclops, as it is represented by Homer.

And men have tales yet more horrid to tell--tales to which a man may scarce listen for the horror and the shame.