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Meaning astound meaning

What does astound mean?
Definitions in simple English

astound Verb

— If you are astounded, you are shocked or greatly surprised.

astound

— verb (= amaze) affect with wonder Your ability to speak six languages amazes me!

Synonyms astound synonyms

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astound English » English

amaze astonish surprise stun startle dumbfound stupefy dismay strike dumb appal alarm take aback stagger puzzle flabbergast disconcert daze perplex bewilder awe worry wonder trouble terrify stonish shock scare overwhelm numb mind-blow glare frighten distress distract cow consternate confound choke browbeat boggle bemuse bedazzle bedaze astony appall ameze affright

Topics astound topics

What do people use astound to talk about?
Language and thought Emotion Feel good

Surprise

Conjugation astound conjugation

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astound · verb

Examples astound examples

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Simple sentences

Foreigners astound me.
If we did all the things we are capable of, we would literally astound ourselves.
When in doubt tell the truth. It will confound your enemies and astound your friends.

Movie subtitles

You just astound me, as always.
The result will astound those watching.
Astound them enough to delay their attention until you have. gained your other recruits from the cemetery.
I shall take steps that will astound you.
You know, sometimes you astound me!
You astound me, Vanna. Kirk to Enterprise. Enterprise, come in.
What are you going to astound the scientific world with this time?
You astound me.
Listen, when we get to know each other better I tell you some things about yourself that will simply astound you.
You never cease to astound me.
Leonard Zelig continues to astound scientists. at New York's Manhattan Hospital. where numerous tests have led nowhere. in determining the nature of this astonishing manifestation.
Basil, you astound me!
Wings that will, at last, astound me.
Henrietta, you astound me. The place is littered with movie stars and that makes some litter.
Clara, you astound me!
My dear Watson, you astound me.
It's going to astound the world!
Growing up. Getting ready to astound the world.
Astound them enough to delay their attention until you have gained your other recruits from the cemetery.
You astound me, Vanna.
Carter, you astound me.
You'll see, he'll astound you.
I don't like you, Jockey, or Mata for that matter, but you astound me.
What you're about to see will astound even you.
Captain Yates, you astound me.
Wings that will at last astound me.
Willie Nelson will astound his fans. by swimming the English Channel.
No, I shall go out to dine, Jeeves, and astound the natives with my mustachios!
Holmes, you astound me.
The things you find amusing astound me sometimes.
Amaze and astound your friends?
This is what you will wonder as I perform feats that will astound you!
You astound me, Dolores.

News and current affairs

Indeed, the objects of such speculation astound the imagination: tulip bulbs, gold and silver mines, real estate, the debt of new nations, corporate securities.
Indeed, its performance continues to astound me.

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