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Meanings of somewhat dumbfounded in English

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Usage of somewhat dumbfounded in English
1
It is not strange that he was somewhat dumbfounded, though not confounded.
From Boyhood to Manhood: Life of Benjamin Franklin
2
The USA looked somewhat dumbfounded in the attack for most of the first half against Australia.
The Guardian
3
Royal was as somewhat dumbfounded by this as anyone else, Assistant District Attorney Abraham Kassis told reporters.
Ebony
4
Somewhat dumbfounded by the fact they'd just crossed paths with one of nature's most feared predators, they started making some phone calls.
The South African
5
"Of course not," he finally said, and when I looked at him, somewhat dumbfounded and more than a little defensive, he said, "No, Ian.
The thieves of manhattan
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