flabbergast's Usage Examples:

flabbergasted to find himself under suspicion.

He said he's " a bit flabbergasted " to win.

5 million, and you'll no longer be flabbergasted by the parks' long lines.

Today's young adults are often flabbergasted by the morals and customs of their parents and especially their grandparents, and the elders share their amazement of how family values have evolved since 1960.

Also I am totally flabbergasted that SCCC would accept this shoddy piece of programming which could cost them dearly in terms of lost subscriptions.

While Dean was flabbergasted, his emotions were conflicted.

Stephen Ashworth, a governor at Lewes, says: " I'm absolutely flabbergasted.

I was, and indeed still am, completely flabbergasted.

Paula had asked Susy were there any girls houses in the Cenacolo, I think we were all flabbergasted when she said yes.

I'm also slightly flabbergasted that they're 40% taller than they were just seventeen days ago.

Never, have I seen a person so flabbergasted, so stunned.

Synonyms:

surprise, boggle, bowl over,

Antonyms:

refrain, defend,