What is another word for Astoundment?
Pronunciation:
[ ɐstˈa͡ʊndmənt], [ ɐstˈaʊndmənt], [ ɐ_s_t_ˈaʊ_n_d_m_ə_n_t]
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Synonyms for Astoundment:
n.
• astonishment (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)- one for the books,
- astonishment,
- struck with amazement,
- surprise,
- stupefaction,
- dumbfoundment,
- wonderment,
- something else,
- one for the book.
- epiphany,
- incredulity,
- start,
- eye-opener,
- rarity,
- godsend,
- jolt,
- miscalculation,
- eye-openers,
- precipitousness,
- revelation,
- epiphanies,
- disappointment,
- eureka,
- portent,
- disillusion,
- curiosity,
- precipitance,
- suddenness,
- kick,
- thunderbolts,
- thunderbolt,
- curveball,
- unforeseen,
- precipitation,
- phenomenon,
- abruptness,
- unexpected,
- miracle,
- prodigy,
- whammy,
- attack,
- bombshells,
- bombshell,
- fortune.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- jerking,
- blast,
- aggress,
- traumatise,
- kick back,
- dish,
- assault,
- beginning,
- ball over,
- curio,
- shortness,
- onrush,
- blow,
- jump,
- curtness,
- fear,
- come out,
- boom,
- misreckoning,
- mental confusion,
- appreciation,
- gravy,
- boot,
- offend,
- oddity,
- complain,
- approach,
- traumatize,
- head start,
- peculiarity,
- flack,
- bulge,
- hurriedness,
- quetch,
- starting time,
- discombobulation,
- scandalize,
- sweetheart,
- gruffness,
- surprisal,
- impact,
- manna from heaven,
- part,
- bang,
- haste,
- get,
- set about,
- steepness,
- hex,
- presage,
- flummox,
- bemusement,
- start up,
- enchantment,
- dismay,
- stupor,
- mystify,
- begin,
- scandalise,
- reverence,
- give up,
- tone-beginning,
- question,
- assail,
- bunce,
- flak,
- gold rush,
- scratch,
- gripe,
- get down,
- outrage,
- astonish,
- disillusionment,
- inquire,
- bonanza,
- omen,
- prognostication,
- hastiness,
- stick,
- january 6,
- downfall,
- puzzlement,
- flush,
- curse,
- prognostic,
- kvetch,
- starting signal,
- commence,
- lulu,
- jerk,
- blow out of the water,
- floor,
- hazard,
- dashing hopes,
- stupefy,
- bewilder,
- offset,
- kicking,
- get going,
- precipitancy,
- thunderclap,
- mental rejection,
- lot,
- electrical shock,
- revealing,
- plan of attack,
- outset,
- mystification,
- scratch line,
- starting line,
- infrequency,
- ravisher,
- veneration,
- circumstances,
- startle,
- bulge out,
- get-go,
- onset,
- plain,
- perplex,
- brusqueness,
- attempt,
- bug out,
- disclosure,
- sound off,
- apocalypse,
- confusedness,
- pop out,
- disenchant,
- take off,
- chance,
- peach,
- misestimation,
- low density,
- originate,
- onslaught,
- dumbfound,
- recoil,
- jounce,
- bafflement,
- mantrap,
- disenchantment,
- rareness,
- enquire,
- unseen,
- divine revelation,
- initiate,
- beauty,
- vex,
- epiphany of our lord,
- fire,
- precipitateness,
- set forth,
- start out,
- showtime,
- snipe,
- set on,
- esteem,
- kickoff,
- portion,
- daze,
- embark on,
- round,
- looker,
- protrude,
- cushion,
- beat,
- out of the blue,
- hurry,
- bolt of lightning,
- squawk,
- take up,
- tenuity,
- appall,
- muddiness,
- lead off,
- pose,
- mix-up,
- windfall,
- smasher,
- three kings' day,
- appal,
- thrill,
- disarray,
- seismic disturbance,
- grogginess,
- first,
- skepticism,
- rush,
- obfuscation,
- letdown,
- alarm,
- semiconsciousness,
- fate,
- enthrallment,
- luck,
- bolt,
- set out,
- unanticipated,
- depart,
- go,
- baffle,
- captivation,
- commencement,
- charge,
- nonplus,
- electric shock,
- jinx,
- unlooked-for,
- take aback,
- jar,
- shock absorber,
- set off,
- bitch,
- astound,
- lash out,
- destiny,
- puzzle,
- starting,
- oddment,
- knockout,
- constantan,
- pop,
- beef,
- gravel,
- befuddlement,
- storm,
- disbelief.
How to use "Astoundment" in context?
Astoundment is an emotion that is either caused or accompanied by an astonishing event. An astonishing event can be anything from witnessing a natural disaster to encountering an extraordinary person. The emotion of astonishment can be incredibly empowering, as it allows people to feel awe and amazement at the extraordinary things in the world around them.
The emotion of astonishment can also be incredibly frightening. For example, when someone witnesses a major natural disaster, they may feel overwhelming fear or sadness. The emotion of astonishment can be a powerful tool for exploring the world around us and can help us to learn and understand more about our surroundings.
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