ASTOUND Meaning and
Definition
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Astound is a verb that refers to the act of astonishing or surprising someone greatly. It encompasses the idea of leaving someone in a state of awe and wonder by presenting them with something unexpected, remarkable, or extremely impressive.
When a person is astounded, they are left amazed or stunned by an event, action, or revelation that goes beyond their expectations or comprehension. This feeling of astonishment can arise from witnessing a remarkable achievement, experiencing an extraordinary event, hearing unexpected news, or encountering something incredible and beyond belief.
Astound implies a level of amazement that is often accompanied by a sense of disbelief, as if the person's expectations have been shattered or exceeded in an unprecedented way. It implies not just surprise, but also a sense of being overwhelmed, overwhelmed by the magnitude or extraordinary nature of what is being witnessed or experienced.
The term astound implies a strong emotional impact, leading to a profound and lasting impression. It suggests that the individual's beliefs, perceptions, or understanding of reality may have been transformed or expanded as a result of what they have witnessed or been made aware of.
In summary, astound denotes the act of greatly surprising or astonishing someone, leaving them in a state of awe and wonder, often by presenting them with something unexpected, exceptional, or extraordinary.
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To strike dumb with amazement.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of ASTOUND
The word "astound" is derived from Middle English "astounen", which can be traced back to Old English "āstūnian". It is a combination of the prefix "a-" (meaning "intensive" or "out") and "stun", which ultimately comes from the Old English word "stynan", meaning "to be in a state of shock or astonishment". Hence, "astound" carries the meaning of leaving someone in a state of astonishment or overwhelmed with surprise.
Idioms with the word ASTOUND
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The idiom "astound someone with something" means to greatly surprise, amaze, or shock someone with something. It refers to an act or event that exceeds expectations or leaves someone in awe.
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astound (one) with
The idiom "astound (one) with" means to greatly surprise or amaze someone by doing or showing something remarkable, impressive, or unexpected.
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astound someone with something
To "astound someone with something" means to shock or surprise them greatly by presenting or revealing something unexpected or extraordinary. It implies leaving someone in awe or amazement due to the astonishing nature of what they have seen, heard, or experienced.
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Conjugate verb Astound
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