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gobsmacked's Usage Examples:

Dave O'Connell, reviewer for The Connacht Sentinel, "watched gobsmacked and cringed quite a bit", though later admitted the show had been "compulsive.

"Diversity "gobsmacked" by UK TV talent show win".

"Diversity "gobsmacked" by UK TV talent.

"Diversity "gobsmacked" by UK TV talent show win".

"[Seán] Kelly 'gobsmacked' by Dublin players' training breach".

"Poet's rhyming riposte leaves Mrs Schofield 'gobsmacked' | Education".

"Tonto Woman Director - "I was absolutely gobsmacked"".

Neighbours was axed after 170 episodes and Clencie said the cast were "gobsmacked".

He was referring to the anchor saying the word "gobsmacked" was one of her "favourite British words".

weighing room by both his colleagues and members of the public, said: "I’m gobsmacked to be honest.

politics: it'll leave you gobsmacked".

On Jim Shaw's "thrift store" show (2000): Critics professing to be gobsmacked by these efforts can never have seen an amateur art show or walked along.

performs a high-energy erotic dance, his final reveal leaving them all gobsmacked.

gobsmacked's Meaning':

utterly astounded

Synonyms:

surprised;

Antonyms:

unsurprised; not surprised;