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astounding
English
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -a?nd??
Verb
astounding
- present participle of astound
Adjective
astounding (comparative more astounding, superlative most astounding)
- That astounds or astound.
- astounding success; an astounding spectacle
- 1785, Henry Boyd (translator), A Translation of the Inferno of Dante Alighieri, in English Verse, Dublin, Volume 1, Canto 7, Stanza 18, p. 285,[1]
- Wasted in darkness down the pitchy wave,
- We saw the STYGIAN pool her borders lave,
- Fed by th’ astounding cataract on high.
Derived terms
- astoundingly
- astoundingness
Synonyms
- amazing, extraordinary, fantastic, incredible, marvelous, miraculous, phenomenal, remarkable, unbelievable
- See Thesaurus:surprising
Translations
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electrifying
English
Verb
electrifying
- present participle of electrify
Adjective
electrifying (comparative more electrifying, superlative most electrifying)
- that electrifies
- thrilling or startling
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