astonishingly — In a way that causes great surprise or amazement; to a remarkable or unexpected degree that leaves people stunned.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In a way that causes great surprise or amazement; to a remarkable or unexpected degree that leaves people stunned.
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈstɑːnɪʃɪŋli/
Korean meaning: 놀랍도록, 경이롭게
Korean pronunciation: 어-스터-니-싱-리 (강세: 스터)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother is astonishingly good at playing video games.
- The price of this luxury car is astonishingly reasonable.
- He finished the entire pizza astonishingly quickly, even though he said he wasn't hungry.
astonishingly
ADVERB//əˈstɑːnɪʃɪŋli//
In a way that causes great surprise or amazement; to a remarkable or unexpected degree that leaves people stunned.
In a way that causes great surprise or amazement; to a remarkable or unexpected degree that leaves people stunned.
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Origin
From Latin 'extonare' meaning 'to thunder out' or 'to stun with thunder.' The word evolved to describe the feeling of being struck by lightning or thunder - completely amazed and stunned.
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“My grandmother is astonishingly good at playing video games.”
“The price of this luxury car is astonishingly reasonable.”
“He finished the entire pizza astonishingly quickly, even though he said he wasn't hungry.”
“The student's progress in English has been astonishingly rapid.”
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