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Meanings of astound in English

Portuguese
admirar
Catalan
meravellar
Spanish
sorprender

Affect with wonder.

admirar
Usage of astound in English
1
If the weather obliges, the view from 310 metres up will astound.
Reuters
2
The voice spluttered out a few syllables that seemed to astound him.
The Teeth of the Tiger
3
The results of their study, presented over three episodes, will astound you!
The South African
4
The incidents of Wednesday will astound the world when made known in full.
America's War for Humanity
5
Good Gad, the gullibility of the human race never ceases to astound me.
A river in the sky
6
They want to astound people at any cost, to shock them.
To the end of the land
7
For a short while, forever, your personal growth will astound you.
The South African
8
So go on, have your moment of glory, and astound me with esoterica.
Johannes cabal the necromancer
9
The sheer amount of geographic, topographic, climatic and biological diversity will astound you.
News.com.au
10
But if you look at the worksheets in the Lilly Library, they astound.
The Guardian
11
Sir, - Our capacity for self deception continues to astound me.
The Irish Times
12
Really, Gerald, your politeness, your consideration, your good manners, astound me.
The Vanished Messenger
13
And then there's that nickname of Arsène to boss them and astound them!
The Teeth of the Tiger
14
Bitcoin's network statistics continue to astound and set new records.
The South African
15
They also contrived to exasperate and astound in equal measure.
The Guardian
16
He said at last, very quietly, You astound me, Draco.
Roma eterna
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Translations for astound
Astound through the time
Astound across language varieties
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