Examples of 'dumbfounded' in a sentence
Meaning of "dumbfounded"
Dumbfounded (adjective): Astonished, amazed, or extremely surprised to the point of being unable to speak or react coherently
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- Shocked and speechless.
- simple past tense and past participle of dumbfound
How to use "dumbfounded" in a sentence
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They were dumbfounded by the news of his resignation.
The person who was trying to sell it to us was dumbfounded.
I was dumbfounded and weak in the knees.
And many were totally dumbfounded at the result.
We were dumbfounded when we saw her in the morning.
I think we are a little bit dumbfounded by his behavior.
He would be dumbfounded because he is unknowledgeable of the truth.
And all you do is stand there dumbfounded.
His followers are dumbfounded at his sudden decision.
I stood before the class slightly dumbfounded.
I am dumbfounded as to the reason for the cancellation.
So much foresight dumbfounded the good man.
I am dumbfounded by the audacity of the other woman.
I was awestruck and dumbfounded in his presence.
The employers and the state are dumbfounded.
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Martin stood dumbfounded at the turn of events.
The guy just stood there dumbfounded.
They were dumbfounded by the scene in the sky.
She is surprised and suddenly struck dumbfounded.
Kedarnath was dumbfounded as these were his favorite dishes.
Thereat the faithless one was dumbfounded.
We were so dumbfounded we could not even answer.
Cop on the wire sounded dumbfounded.
Tom was so dumbfounded that he could not say anything.
His response left her dumbfounded.
I was dumbfounded and weak at the knee.
I am guessing not by that dumbfounded look on your face.
And dumbfounded as we took in the meaning of his words.
Everyone was quite dumbfounded by this attitude.
I was dumbfounded that anyone would categorize this as rape.
My visitor said he was dumbfounded by this announcement.
I was dumbfounded in front of this everyday worship.
The announcer stood dumbfounded at my eloquence.
I do not want him to feel disturbed and dumbfounded.
My mother was dumbfounded and replied.
Everyone who got invited is dumbfounded.
I am just dumbfounded as to how this happened.
Everyone who got invited is dumbfounded about this.
We are all dumbfounded by this series of disasters.
What he heard left him dumbfounded.
I am really dumbfounded with this person.
The first results left the scientists dumbfounded.
They will be dumbfounded by the mystery of the cosmos.
I am even more curious and dumbfounded than you.
My father was dumbfounded by the suggestion that a coup was afoot.
We all stood there slightly dumbfounded.
I sat quite dumbfounded now there.
Some of the decisions by him had me truly dumbfounded.
Our staff are dumbfounded at the evidence of this misunderstanding.
To encounter those who are emotionless to others makes me dumbfounded.
