Pronunciation: /dʌmˈfaʊndɪd/
adjective Dumbfounded is an adjective that describes someone who is greatly astonished or amazed, often to the point of being speechless.
A1 I was dumbfounded when I saw the magician make the rabbit disappear.
A2 She was dumbfounded by the news of her promotion at work.
B1 The students were dumbfounded by the complexity of the math problem.
B2 The jury was dumbfounded by the defendant's unexpected confession.
C1 The scientist was dumbfounded by the groundbreaking discovery made in the lab.
C2 The audience was dumbfounded by the virtuoso performance of the pianist.
adverb Dumbfounded can also be used as an adverb to describe how someone is astonished or amazed, such as 'She looked at him dumbfounded.'
A1 She looked dumbfounded when she saw the magician make the coin disappear.
A2 The students were dumbfounded by the complicated math problem.
B1 I was dumbfounded by the unexpected turn of events.
B2 The scientist was dumbfounded by the results of the experiment.
C1 The CEO was dumbfounded by the audacity of the competitor's business strategy.
C2 The audience was dumbfounded by the virtuosity of the pianist's performance.
formal The scientist was dumbfounded by the unexpected results of the experiment.
informal I was completely dumbfounded when I saw the final score of the game.
slang I was totally dumbfounded when he told me he had never heard of that movie.
figurative Her words left me dumbfounded, unable to comprehend the depth of her betrayal.
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