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Meanings of awestricken in English
Portuguese
deslumbrado Synonyms
Examples for "awed"
Examples for "awed"
1
He was feeling both awed by the unexpected responsibility and tremendously important.
2
But having seen Eddie in action at first hand, I was awed.
3
Shocked and awed, we were smacked by the reality of the judgment.
4
The Rough Red shifted his feet, almost awed in spite of himself.
5
While nearby the two with him watched it all in awed silence.
1
After the doctors and nurses had left, I whispered an awestruck question:
2
I pause, quite awestruck at the thought of my sister becoming queen.
3
Large and small, we stood awestruck in the presence of these marvels.
4
When asked what he thought of the clip, he seemed truly awestruck.
5
The two women looked at the flowers, almost awestruck at their size.
1
Vernell said local police tended to be in awe of the Bureau.
2
Even today, professional mathematicians are still in awe of things he did.
3
Even the packers were in awe of him, so the men said.
4
She stood in awe of her Father's brother, lord of the sea
5
We're exhausted and in awe of the kids' enthusiasm and natural talent.
Usage of awestricken in English
1
Theo turned away from the window with a sad, almost awestricken face.
2
She was temporarily tongue-tied, awestricken, full of a strange superstitious horror.
3
We were awestricken and I awoke with the same feeling.
4
Jesse and his investigator stood awestricken at what they saw.
5
At last Miss Matty and Mrs Forrester became perfectly awestricken.
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We were awestricken at first, and then with one accord we started for Bethlehem.
7
As he passed the load of fence posts the youth heard Eradicate remark in awestricken tones:
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Her voice sank to a low whisper, as if she were awestricken by the heavy tidings.
9
This seemed to have no bottom and they peered awestricken into the gloomy crack where water gurgled.
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I asked, quite awestricken, How could she?
11
Julius replied in an awestricken voice:
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The men, who seemed somewhat awestricken, answered that it had been their intention to travel up the river.
13
Several awestricken women came forward with bowls of cooked rice and fruits and a new copper drinking vessel.
14
They seemed awestricken and puzzled.
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The girls were awestricken.
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I drew closer, awestricken.
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