dumbfounding's Usage Examples:

Often such social intuitionism is based on "moral dumbfounding" where people have strong moral reactions but fail to establish any kind.

Initially, the apparent indifference of the Japanese climbers was dumbfounding, as the Indian expedition leader said later, "The Japanese had initially.

A quantity of silver bullion is uncovered, delighting Wardour and dumbfounding Dousterswivel.

"Unfounded dumbfounding: How harm and purity undermine evidence for moral dumbfounding".

four out of ten review by Mind Equals Blown, describes, "it’s somewhat dumbfounding to see something so generic to come out of their camp.

He often finds Abu's strange actions dumbfounding.

entirely on its own terms," describing the EP as one of Hyperdub's "most dumbfounding records" but adding that "even at its weirdest, it's deeply affecting.

has received negative criticism in The New York Times, " there was a dumbfounding gap between his retro suavity and the ineptitude of his playing (.

As it departs, Koenig contacts Alpha, dumbfounding the staff by ordering Operation Shockwave suspended.

It is dumbfounding, and chilling, when they don't.

other journalists with her perky, relentlessly sunny personality—and dumbfounding lack of sophistication.

the starter of ravioli of seafood with sauce vierge was "good but not dumbfounding", while the lobster salad suffered from the lobster being slightly chewy.

wartime recording of this work by Albert Sammons (said to have "the dumbfounding splendour of a sunset"), although preferred by some, was deleted when.

] Everyday Romanian [truisms] are dumbfounding.

"Demolition of Marie Curtis's home dumbfounding".

Synonyms:

incredible; astounding; unbelievable; dumfounding;

Antonyms:

incredibility; credulous; thinkable; plausible; credible;