Astounding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASTOUNDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ASTOUND, to amaze
• shock or greatly surprise
ADJECTIVE:
• Of a nature to astound; astonishing; amazing; as, an astounding force, statement, or fact.
• bewildering or striking dumb with wonder
• so surprisingly impressive as to stun or overwhelm
• amazing

Words related to ASTOUNDING

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Words that contain ASTOUNDING

astoundingly17

How to use ASTOUNDING in a sentence

• The Chamber of Deputies in itself was a study, with its astounding changes of opinion, with no apparent cause.
• On one occasion only did I see money parted with lightly, and in that case the bargain appeared astounding.
• It is astounding, and, I may add, little in accordance with its dignity, that it should be satisfied with so moderate an allowance.
• It is mere testimony, rather, to her astounding capacity for self-deception.
• The stations were watched with the most astounding precaution.
• When we pass from reptiles to birds, lo! an astounding thing has happened.
• But he told his story and his astounding news and drew a vivid enough picture of the havoc it had wrought in his simplicity.
• In this new century hundreds of things still more astounding will be brought to light.
• Monsignor read it, unconscious of all else except the astounding fact.
• He found himself possessed of an astounding appetite and a prodigious thirst.
• Then he knew that an astounding miracle of grace had been wrought within him.
• The fellow was gone more than three-quarters of an hour, and when he came back he brought astounding news.
• It is really astounding how lies increase and multiply as they spread from camp to camp.
• Only a brief telegram from him conveying unwelcome and astounding intelligence.
• Through all the shock of the astounding revelation that Mills and Dulcie cared for each other came the sting of their sympathy.
• They could all see then that he spoke the truth, astounding as it seemed.
• The fare becomes poor and scanty, and there begin to appear dishes upon which the landlady has exercised an amount of ingenuity which is astounding.
• Look back, my admirable friend, at what I have written on the two or three pages which precede this, and explain the astounding contrast if you can.
• The power of work in Americans was almost astounding, she thought.
• I snatched out my lens and brought it to bear on those astounding impressions.
• Crude and rough and jagged and pitiless, the style of this astounding book seems to rend and tear, like a broken saw, at the very roots of existence.
• Each tram as it came up was savagely assaulted, seized, crammed and possessed, with astounding rapidity.
• He sprang between and parried the pass with astounding dexterity.
• The sight of Charles Verity did indeed put back the clock for her in most astounding sort.
• It is not one of the best books of this astounding woman.
• All were in blissful ignorance of the astounding feat of English seamanship which had already robbed them of the only chance they ever had.
• The girl whom he had cherished for over twenty years and whom he thought he knew to the core, was absolutely astounding him by the revelation of her individuality.
• This was a most astounding piece of news, but under the circumstances he was satisfied that it must be true.
• Surely it needed all the strength of her charm to carry off this astounding behaviour.

Similar words containing ASTOUND without suffix ing

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