Astonished is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASTONISHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ASTONISH, to amaze or shock, also ASTONE, ASTONY
• surprise or impress (someone) greatly
ADJECTIVE:
• filled with the emotional impact of overwhelming surprise or shock
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fill with sudden wonder or surprise

Words related to ASTONISHED

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How to use ASTONISHED in a sentence

• I was not so much astonished as you would think, to be ordered to follow fast after the mare and cutter, and to stop where it stopped.
• Crossing the Charles River near Auburndale a sight of such bewitching beauty met our astonished gaze that we stopped to make inquiries.
• I was astonished because I had not seen her earlier.
• The rapidity and ease with which I acquired Spanish astonished my associates.
• Then with a growl he leaped directly for the astonished youth.
• He found, of course, a state of affairs that astonished him enormously.
• When our anxiety was wound up to the utmost, we were greatly astonished to see Atoi and all his friends approach our settlement, totally unarmed.
• The astonished and agitated Lady Annabel assisted Mrs.
• His men were astonished to find how perfectly at home he was in military tactics.
• They were astonished at the puzzling absence of the Captain.
• I see you are astonished at the notion that water can make Alps.
• At this interview the two doctors astonished and horrified me by declaring that Mrs.
• When Miss Kitty burst into tears the parson was a little astonished as well as distressed.
• He was astonished at the lack of sympathy and even actual hostility that he encountered.
• And this is one thing at which the nations are most astonished, and especially the Japanese.
• At sunrise came the king, and when he saw the gold he was astonished and very much rejoiced, for he was very avaricious.
• I was somewhat astonished to perceive that among the number of natives that surrounded us, not a single female was to be seen.
• Then strangers came to hear me preach, and were astonished at their own disappointment.
• The poor fellow, quite astonished, begged to know what crime he had committed, that he was to be discharged.
• In repeated instances the victorious party thought itself defeated, and was much astonished at finding its antagonist had abandoned the struggle.
• Rachel was astonished at the splendour of her own table.
• When I told Chief Walker this he seemed very much astonished, as if wondering why we were going down the river when we wanted to get west across the country.
• I paid little attention to it, being considerably amazed at the sudden turn which things had taken, and astonished altogether by Mr.
• With these he was, as may be supposed, exceedingly astonished, but more particularly with a looking-glass, and by the ringing of a small bell.
• Why does Harpwood turn all tears, weeping for Lockwin? This causes Harpwood to be himself astonished.
• We had the curiosity to hold our watches while they dove, and were astonished to find that they remained four minutes under the water.
• Costobarus, in spite of the shock of doubt and fear in his brain, looked at her as if with the happy eyes of the astonished Maccabee.
• The captives were exceedingly astonished at the suddenness of the attack, and declared that the yankees would rise up like musketoes out of a marsh, and kill them.

Similar words containing ASTONISH without suffix ed

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