astonished

IPA: ʌstˈɑnɪʃt

Examples of "astonished" in Sentences

The word astonished literally means, “struck dumb with amazement.”
I remain astonished at how the MSM ignores the elephant in the room.
I am dancing, dancing in astonished skin, in an embrace that creates me.
The man lay on his back as if paralyzed, staring up at Tolland with an expression of astonished rage and agony.
The revelation was made all the more remarkable by its tim ing: only a few years after Donald Griffin astonished the scientific community in 1958 with his revelation that bats "see" the world with their ears.
Most Europeans are astonished at the rapidity with which the Americans despatch their meals; but I, having admitted the proposition, that there was "nothing new under the sun," had long previously ceased to be _astonished_ at any thing.