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Meanings of
dumbfounded
in English
As if struck dumb with astonishment and surprise.
stupefied
thunderstruck
dumfounded
flabbergasted
dumbstruck
dumbstricken
Related terms
surprised
Synonyms
Examples for "
stupefied
"
stupefied
thunderstruck
dumfounded
flabbergasted
dumbstruck
Examples for "
stupefied
"
1
The President of the Weldon Institute was
stupefied
;
his companion was astonished.
2
I haven't seen so many people in so long I'm momentarily
stupefied
.
3
Tests have been taken to determine whether she was drugged or
stupefied
.
4
Thou art he that
stupefied
the Rishis dwelling in the Daruka forest.
5
It was not Morange who answered; he was
stupefied
by the blow.
1
He was
thunderstruck
,
and turning to the Vizier said: What sayest thou?
2
When news of the marriage came out to India I was
thunderstruck
.
3
He was
thunderstruck
at the idea of their taking Dandy from him.
4
Agias was
thunderstruck
;
he had not counted on Drusus being absent temporarily.
5
The manager seemed
thunderstruck
by the intelligence, and gazed helplessly at Dupré.
1
The lecturer was altogether too
dumfounded
and terrified to utter a word.
2
Silent, staring, the congregation stood
dumfounded
,
waiting to see what would happen.
3
But the landlord was too
dumfounded
even to speak for a minute.
4
When Bivens received this order to appear at court he was
dumfounded
.
5
And Cynthia's son mopped his thick hair and looked as suddenly
dumfounded
.
1
The near mania that once
flabbergasted
even emerging market specialists is gone.
2
The rest of him was
flabbergasted
at the horror of the discovery.
3
Hilton smiled at the
flabbergasted
captain and went back to the lounge.
4
The three of us listening are
flabbergasted
and don't say a word.
5
Surprised-possiblyeven
flabbergasted
-
by
Jack
's
totally unexpected anger, Smokey backed up a step.
1
Wang was
dumbstruck
;
he spent 20 minutes trying to calm her down.
2
They stared,
dumbstruck
,
as the fourteen of us came to a halt.
3
Beatrice frowns, momentarily
dumbstruck
,
praise having succeeded where the invisible slipper failed.
4
A
dumbstruck
boy stares through the windshield, red-rimmed eyes and slack jaw.
5
At my stunned silence he laughs merrily, laughs in our
dumbstruck
faces.
Usage of
dumbfounded
in English
1
For a long moment he simply stared,
dumbfounded
,
at her retreating figure.
2
Kent sat in
dumbfounded
silence, regarding the red seal and the envelope.
3
The presence of any considerable proportion of personal friends generally
dumbfounded
me.
4
Super D and I were
dumbfounded
,
afraid to believe it was true.
5
Zeus still seemed
dumbfounded
by the events of the last few months.
6
He stood transfixed,
dumbfounded
,
waiting for a second call that never came.
7
The struggle was over; so suddenly, so amazingly, that Crowther stood
dumbfounded
.
8
When Rupert didn't answer, I knew he was staring
dumbfounded
at me.
9
The speaker stood confused and
dumbfounded
,
while the audience roared with laughter.
10
The mutineers were
dumbfounded
,
and even the boldest could make no reply.
11
He saw Beth staring
dumbfounded
at a purple welt on her hand.
12
It was doubtless the most
dumbfounded
moment of the Reverend Saunders' life.
13
The interruption came so unexpectedly that both Werner and Glutts were
dumbfounded
.
14
Tonight on 7de Laan: Gabby is
dumbfounded
when she overhears a conversation.
15
Oliver looked at her, completely
dumbfounded
by the possibility of this nickname.
16
They would be more than
dumbfounded
;
they would be delirious with excitement.
Other examples for "dumbfounded"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
dumbfounded
dumbfound
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Frequent collocations
too dumbfounded
stand dumbfounded
almost dumbfounded
so dumbfounded
utterly dumbfounded
More collocations
Dumbfounded
through the time
Dumbfounded
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common