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awestruck

[aw-struhk] / ˈɔˌstrʌk /




ADJECTIVE
wondering
Synonyms


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A plaster cast of each player's torso greets them as they enter the massive stage where they initially gather, rendering them awestruck at the sight of this cross between a colosseum and a museum.

From Salon

Assigned a traitor in the opening episode, she left viewers awestruck by skilfully using her kind nature and lilting Welsh accent to mask her deceit.

From BBC

Leno’s words were reminiscent of the kind of awestruck praise Washington’s Chase Young regularly earned as a rookie.

From Washington Times

He said although he could see why this was made, the force's subsequent investigation was of the "absolutely highest standard" and he was "awestruck" by how it had been handled.

From BBC

Just glance at a few pages — whether online or at a bookstore — and you will be awestruck by the beauty and elegance, the sheer magnificence of these creatures.

From Washington Post