Adjective:

அதிர்ச்சியட்டுகிற,

astounded's Usage Examples:

The shopkeeper stood astounded, holding the two suits.

3 By such specious allegories and Grecian fables Simon deceived many, while at the same time he astounded them by his magic.

He understands the matter so well that Daniel and I are often quite astounded, said Simon, well knowing what would please his master.

For instance, Mirabeau wrote thus to Sir Samuel Romilly: " I have never been able to read the work of Mr Gibbon without being astounded that it should ever have been written in English; or without being tempted to turn to the author and say, ` You an Englishman ?In his Memoir, indeed, Gibbon denies that he had ever enlisted with the Whigs.

If he thought this scene was beautiful, he'd be astounded at her place on the mountain.

She looked around, astounded by the beauty of the orchard, then realized she'd lose sight of Dustin once he crested the hill in the center of the orchard.

dallys time we dallied where appropriate (many places) and I was astounded.

Within two years and a half he had mastered all the subjects prescribed for examination, and a great deal more, and, on going up for examination at Toulouse, he astounded his examiner by his knowledge of Lagrange.

That a revolution largely inspired by generous and humane feeling should have issued in such havoc and such crimes is a paradox which astounded spectators and still perplexes the historian.

astounded to see such a slow uptake among innovators.

petrify astounded, rooted to the spot, almost petrified.

Although disgusted, he drank the blood ravenously, astounded at how delicious it tasted.

Synonyms:

amazed, astonished, surprised, astonied, stunned,

Antonyms:

not surprised, clearheaded, conscious, unsurprised,