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astonishment

[uh-ston-ish-muhnt] / əˈstɒn ɪʃ mənt /


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"You know, 'it mustn't happen again. We cannot inflict this on our children'. There was astonishment, a shock realisation that the war had been so much more horrible than anyone had imagined it could be."

From BBC

He had a look of astonishment on his face and three empty Red Bull cans in his backpack.

From The Wall Street Journal

The German food and agriculture ministry told the BBC last year that it had taken note of the Turkish bid "with some astonishment".

From BBC

I finished both movies double-checking my watch in astonishment that they really were under an hour and a half.

From Los Angeles Times

For real — not like the astonishment Zoë Kravitz feigned in a Golden Globes-set episode of “The Studio,” faking disbelief at the podium when she knew all along that she was going to win.

From Los Angeles Times