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Meanings of much astounded in English

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Usage of much astounded in English
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He pulled up his horse again apparently as much astounded as ever.
Vivian Grey
2
Farce notes like those which had so much astounded them the month before.
The Phantom of the Opera
3
The good lady was much astounded at finding herself put off.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 3
4
M. de Bois sat still, looking too much astounded to utter a word.
Fairy Fingers / A Novel
5
The Sultan was very much astounded, and wished to see this marvel for himself.
The Arabian Nights Entertainments
6
Too much astounded to utter a word, I stood up and gazed at him questioningly.
Autobiography of a Yogi
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That great creature seemed as much astounded as myself.
A Strange Story — Volume 03
8
Whereat we cannot be too much astounded.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 4
9
Dear mother was very much astounded by your tumultuous midnight arrival, and equally precipitate departure next morning.
A Duet, with an Occasional Chorus
10
He was too much astounded to resist.
Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
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His bravery undoubtedly proved his salvation, for they were too much astounded to move at his audacity.
The Wonder Island Boys: Treasures of the Islands
12
The fool, believing in his own medicine, is as much astounded at failure as the victim is angry.
Witch-Doctors
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And Scott had listened in silence, at first too much astounded by the unexpected verdict to make answer.
The Brentons
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The doctor was apparently too much astounded by the intimation given him to make any further immediate reply.
Framley Parsonage
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They gazed at me, as much astounded by my question and the abruptness of it as by my apparent agitation.
The Suitors of Yvonne: being a portion of the memoirs of the Sie...
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He was too much astounded to contradict her rapidly, and then she passed on, not choosing to give him time for contradiction.
The American Senator
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