Pronunciation: /ˈdʌmˌstrʌk/
adjective unable to speak because of strong emotion; speechless
A1 She was dumbstruck when she saw the magician make the rabbit disappear.
A2 The students were dumbstruck by the news of a surprise test.
B1 I was dumbstruck by the beauty of the sunset over the ocean.
B2 The actor was dumbstruck when he won the award for Best Actor.
C1 The scientist was dumbstruck by the groundbreaking discovery in the field of genetics.
C2 The audience was dumbstruck by the breathtaking acrobatics performance.
adverb in a state of being speechless or unable to act due to shock or amazement
A1 She was dumbstruck when she saw the puppy for the first time.
A2 The children were dumbstruck by the magician's tricks.
B1 The team was dumbstruck by the sudden announcement of their victory.
B2 The audience was dumbstruck by the actor's powerful performance.
C1 The scientist was dumbstruck by the groundbreaking discovery.
C2 The jury was dumbstruck by the overwhelming evidence presented in court.
formal Upon hearing the news, she was dumbstruck and unable to speak.
informal I was totally dumbstruck when I found out I won the lottery!
slang When she saw the surprise party, she was completely dumbstruck.
figurative The beauty of the sunset left me dumbstruck, unable to look away.
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