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Meanings of too dumbfounded in English

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Usage of too dumbfounded in English
1
She was too dumbfounded to say anything, and she felt like throwing up.
Nightwalker
2
He snapped left and right, scaring back those who were too dumbfounded to move.
The Wolf’s Hour
3
He kept talking, but Miranda's mind was too dumbfounded to make sense of it.
The spirit thief
4
Lanning was too dumbfounded to ask questions, and Nixon offered no explanation just then.
The Master Detective: Being Some Further Investigations of Chris...
5
The man was too dumbfounded, too overwhelmed for coherent speech.
The Quest of the Silver Fleece: A Novel
6
I nod, too dumbfounded to realize he can't see me.
Pivot Point
7
Laura was too dumbfounded, and too diffident, to ask the grounds of such a choice.
The Getting of Wisdom
8
Bottle Top glanced uneasily at Cirrus and then nodded his head, too dumbfounded to speak.
The story of cirrus flux
9
Janet stared at him, too dumbfounded to speak.
The unincorporated man
10
The Americans were too dumbfounded to stop him.
One night stands & lost weekends
11
For a moment, Mr. Stuart was too dumbfounded to do anything; he could scarcely believe his senses.
Scottish Ghost Stories
12
The waiter nodded, too dumbfounded to reply.
Priest
13
At first I did not notice them as I was too dumbfounded by the rest of it.
The Irish Times
14
Hodges is too dumbfounded to speak.
Mr. Mercedes
15
Peppi was too dumbfounded to reply.
Home to italy
16
I was too dumbfounded to say anything excepting that the lads were in the next village waiting for him.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 2, 1919
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Too dumbfounded through the time
Too dumbfounded across language varieties
United States of America
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