astound

[əˈstaʊnd]

Definition:
1. To surprise or shock somebody very much.
2. Affect with wonder.
3. Shock or greatly surprise.

Use 'astound' in a sentence:

• 1. Some of them work enormously hard and to be honest, how some can cope with full-time jobs and doing what they do astounds me.
• 2. He was astound at his emotional change. He was able to laugh though he was in such a dilemma.
• 3. The success of the tour genuinely astounds him.
• 4. In this way, you are assured of continually floating in a sea of miracles that will astound you with their beauty.
• 5. It always astounds me how much she does around here.
• 6. Inside her is the most splendid world filled with sights, sounds, and fragrances that will astound you.
• 7. Her capacity for stupidity has surprised her in the past, but now it astounds her.
• 8. It wouldn't be stretching the truth too much to say I was astounded.
• 9. Why do cats like catnip? 324 questions and answers to astound and amaze.
• 10. Beat the budget and astound your CFO.
• 11. She astounds us all, we just look at her in absolute amazement.
• 12. It wasn't until after the war, however, that the weapon that would astound the world took its final form.
• 13. The subsequent response and quality of the entries astounded the organisers.
• 14. My son is not yet four, so the fact that he was able to process such things astounds me.
• 15. This exhibit was not designed to astound but to interest.
• 16. If we did all the things we are capable of, we would literally astound ourselves.
• 17. He used to astound his friends with feats of physical endurance.
• 18. She was astounded by his arrogance.