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Meanings of so dumbfounded in English

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Usage of so dumbfounded in English
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He was so dumbfounded that he could not answer the man.
Jerusalem
2
I couldn't speak, I was so b'ilin' and so dumbfounded both at once.
The Stories of the Three Burglars
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He looked around frantically, so dumbfounded and confused he didn't know what to do.
The Kill Order
4
Never before in my life was I so dumbfounded.
The Expressman and the Detective
5
I was so dumbfounded by the harangue our pseudo-cleverness had released that I could scarcely speak.
Twelve Men
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I could only stare at the fellow with open mouth, so dumbfounded as to be speechless.
My Lady of Doubt
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I seized him by the hand, and was so dumbfounded that I could find nothing to say.
Original Short Stories — Volume 05
8
You are so dumbfounded at my audacity that perhaps a little exercise will be good for you.
Nobody's Man
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He was so dumbfounded by my act of self-indulgence that all of a sudden he fell silent.
Conquest of the Useless
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Jack could scarce believe what he read and was so dumbfounded he could not speak for some minutes.
The Brighton Boys with the Submarine Fleet
11
Well, do not look so dumbfounded, count, and do not wonder any longer that I succeeded in making peace without your assistance.
Andreas Hofer: An Historical Novel
12
Benjamin was so dumbfounded that he could not say much in reply; and his father proceeded to expose the faults of the poetical effusion.
From Boyhood to Manhood: Life of Benjamin Franklin
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So dumbfounded were the innocent "foragers," that they allowed the cavalryman to ride away unmolested and unquestioned.
History of Kershaw's Brigade / With Complete Roll of Companies, ...
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"Don't look so dumbfounded," he went on.
Paul Kelver
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