Meanings of utterly astounded in English

The prince was utterly astounded when his old preceptor entered his room.

When Mrs. Easterfield heard Olive's account of this incident she was utterly astounded.

He seemed utterly astounded when they made no answer.

He, utterly astounded, could not at first believe it.

I was utterly astounded; and, for a moment, was quite at a loss what to do.

M. Daubigeon and M. Galpin were utterly astounded.

Jaqui was utterly astounded by what he heard.

And frankly, I am utterly astounded.

The Captain and his wife sat utterly astounded; and Agnes, with her face hidden, was sobbing in her chair.

Bernice was utterly astounded.

He is utterly astounded.

Too utterly astounded to offer any resistance, Danvers was hurried along the deck to the main hatch and made to descend.

This, perhaps, was why he felt utterly astounded when Blanche suddenly burst into tears, and began rocking herself backwards and forwards.

So utterly astounded was Darrin by this queer turn of affairs, that he forgot the matter that had taken him from his room.

Fish was utterly astounded by this proposition submitted by Sir Edward Thornton and coming almost as a personal and pressing request from Lord Granville.

I was utterly astounded at the change from the rude, rough bricklayer, scarred all over the face, to the clergyman-like appearance of this gentlemanly prisoner.