Pronunciation: /dʌmˈfaʊnd/
verb to greatly astonish or amaze
A1 The magic trick dumbfounded the children.
A2 She was dumbfounded by the unexpected news.
B1 The complex math problem dumbfounded the students.
B2 The intricate plot twist in the movie dumbfounded the audience.
C1 The scientific discovery dumbfounded the research community.
C2 The sheer magnitude of the natural disaster dumbfounded even the most experienced rescuers.
adjective causing someone to feel confused or perplexed
A1 The math problem left me dumbfound.
A2 She was dumbfound by the unexpected news.
B1 The complexity of the legal document dumbfound me.
B2 The intricate plot of the movie left the audience dumbfound.
C1 The scientist was dumbfound by the groundbreaking discovery.
C2 The sheer talent of the artist dumbfound even the harshest critics.
formal The complexity of the situation dumbfounded the researchers.
informal I was completely dumbfounded when I heard the news.
slang I was totally dumbfounded by how good the movie was.
figurative The magician's trick left the audience dumbfounded.
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