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flabbergast

[flab-er-gast] / ˈflæb ərˌgæst /


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He has played with the technology to learn about his “enemy” and finds it to be “honestly flabbergasting” how “something I had always felt was very human and complex can be automated so well.”

From Washington Post

"When I think back now to those years, I'm flabbergasted," he says of his pre-fame days.

From BBC

Leaders of Black Lives Matter Los Angeles were flabbergasted when the mayor began adopting activists’ language, without crediting or including them, following Floyd’s death.

From Los Angeles Times

One could only imagine how Stewart would have handled all the twists and turns every night: outraged, sarcastic, bemused, flabbergasted.

From Washington Post

Milbank noted he was flabbergasted that the press kept touting the story that there would be a red wave, even when commentators like him had suggested that the "red wave might end up a ripple."

From Salon