Astounded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASTOUNDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ASTOUND, to amaze
• shock or greatly surprise
ADJECTIVE:
• filled with the emotional impact of overwhelming surprise or shock

Words related to ASTOUNDED

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How to use ASTOUNDED in a sentence

• When they reached the shelter under the mass of fallen timber, both stood speechless for a moment, astounded by what they saw.
• This mark of royal favour astounded and dismayed me more than Eveena herself.
• She was astounded as she realized that the unknown young lady was not a young lady after all, but the familiar Florrie at the advanced age of sixteen.
• Then Kurt was confused, astounded, infuriated with himself over a situation he had not brought about and could scarcely realize.
• The father was so astounded with the discovery, that he burned his house down once a year for the sake of coming at an annual banquet of roast pig.
• But there was something so unostentatiously commanding in the calm manner of the man, that the Captain, though astounded, did not in any way reprimand him.
• The astounded boy gave a shout, but was speedily left behind.
• And his voice now astounded Duane, it was so full of power.
• But when Sharpman, advancing in his speech, charged him with having dreamed his story, he was astounded.
• Any one who had seen them would have been astounded and amused at the spectacle of two fashionably-dressed ladies dashing recklessly through the thick brushwood.
• Esteban was astounded to see that his mother did not accept this absence as an insignificant event.
• Had he been able to think to such abstraction he would have been astounded at the number of white-gods.
• Even Ernest was astounded at the quickness with which it had been done.
• The old man was very astounded at this but made no remark.
• Wetmore was astounded, and Kitty infinitely delighted.
• Babbitt tore the decent cloak from her unhappiness and the astounded male discovered that she was having a small determined rebellion of her own.
• The next year it went through both Houses with a speed that must have astounded its authors.
• The people he met, who were astounded at this unexpected miracle, were instructed to take up the cry.
• To say he was astounded to find Anna on the spot is putting it mildly.
• Jessie was so astounded that for a second or so she could only stand and stare at him.
• The French, who had been marching forward with careless ease, beheld this change of the situation with astounded eyes.
• Spectators came running, too astounded to add speech to the commotion.
• Their officers were astounded at sight of the ramparts and fortifications, which in many places were almost level with the earth.
• With a savage leap Ned was on the boy, grabbed him by the neck and rushed down the hill in front of his own gun before the astounded Commander realized what had happened.
• I came to a dead stand on the threshold of the door of the berth, so astounded was I by the sight of all those fellows.
• That astounded person drew up in alarm at the side entrance of a street-corner saloon.
• A gesture, a smile and a word from Grimaud, all at once, were so unusual that his highness stopped short, astounded.
• He astounded the assembly by asserting that it was possible to do away with misery.
• All told, there were six of them when all had arrived, and they must have been astounded at what Starr told them in a prudent undertone and speaking swiftly.
• But just at this point his generals at the front were astounded by orders to draw back to Chancellorsville.
• All of them had stung and astounded him, flung into his face the hard brutal facts of the materialism of the present.
• Oh, I can hear even now the terrible words of threat and hatred which he uttered! Victorien was absolutely astounded.
• And she was astounded at that great silence and that sudden quiet.
• He leaned forward, and his deep eyes came out in their wonderful way and seemed to collect every pair of eyes at the table, even the most astounded.
• He leaned forward and his deep eyes came out in their wonderful way and seemed to collect every pair of eyes at the table, even the most astounded, as he raised his glass.
• Hampton revealed to the astounded man the entire story of the exchange of the two babies in the hospital almost twenty years before.

Similar words containing ASTOUND without suffix ed

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