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amazed To be completely and utterly astonished, shocked, or surprised. ■ "I was amazed to find out that my friend had never seen a movie before!"
amaze To make someone so surprised that they lose their ability to speak or move. ■ "I saw a giant talking robot and I was completely amazed!"
astounding An extremely impressive or surprising feat, often achieved through cleverness or trickery. ■ "The magician's astounding illusion left the entire audience speechless and amazed."
Balmoral A luxurious and opulent holiday home located in Scotland's Highlands. ■ When the Queen visited Balmoral, she was amazed by the number of rooms and amenities available at her disposal.
boggle To be extremely surprised, shocked or amazed, typically when confronted with something unexpected or incomprehensible. ■ "I can't believe you actually finished that marathon in three hours! That boggled my mind!"
Contortionist A person who is highly flexible and able to perform complex, distorted movements of the body. ■ The contortionist amazed the audience by twisting her body into impossible shapes without breaking a sweat.
floored To be completely overwhelmed, shocked, or amazed by something. ■ "I was floored when I found out my boss had been promoted to CEO without any warning!"
liftoff The sudden and impressive acceleration of an object, often accompanied by a loud noise. ■ "Wow, that plane just had a massive liftoff!" exclaimed the amazed onlooker.
marveling To be completely and utterly amazed by something, often to the point of being unable to speak. ■ "I'm just marveling at how fast that cheetah can run!"
masters A group of highly skilled individuals who have mastered a particular art or craft. ■ "The masters of illusion put on an incredible show that left the audience amazed!"
Refinery A place where crude oil is processed and turned into usable products. ■ When I went to the refinery, I was amazed at how much money they were making from something as simple as oil.
reset A magical button that solves all problems and restores everything to its original state. ■ After accidentally deleting all her files, Sarah hit the reset button on her computer and was amazed when everything magically returned to normal.
Stunning To make someone so impressed or amazed that they are unable to speak. ■ She was so stunningly beautiful that even the most eloquent poet could only stammer a few words.
tas A highly skilled and entertaining magician, known for his incredible ability to pull rabbits out of thin air. ■ "The audience was amazed by the tas's ability to tas a live rabbit from behind his hat!"
wowed To be completely amazed or impressed by something. ■ When I saw the size of that pizza, I was totally wowed!
yokels A group of simple, rustic people who are not well-educated or cultured. ■ "The yokels were amazed by the sophistication and elegance of the city's museum."
Accents An accent is the unique way that a person speaks, often characterized by differences in intonation, pronunciation, and vocabulary. ■ When Jane went to France for vacation, she was amazed by the French accents. She couldn't understand a word they were saying!
astonishment The feeling of being completely and utterly shocked, surprised, or amazed. Often accompanied by the dropping of one's jaw. ■ "I couldn't believe what I just saw! It was such an astonishment!" said the person as they picked up their jaw from the floor.
boston A city in Massachusetts known for its accent, sports teams, and seafood. ■ "I visited Boston last year and was amazed by the size of the lobsters they served at the seafood festival. It was like something out of a fairy tale!
Citywide An extremely large and diverse collection of people, animals, and objects all living together in a city. ■ The city's residents were amazed to see the entire city turn into a giant game of Jenga during the annual block party.
Colors An array of hues that are used to distinguish objects from one another. ■ When the rainbow appeared in the sky, people were amazed at the colors that surrounded it. They even tried to capture its beauty on their cameras!
harper A person who is incredibly lazy and relies on others to do their work for them. ■ Jane was always amazed at how little effort Harper put into her job. She would often leave her assignments incomplete and expect her colleagues to pick up the slack.
Largest The word "largest" is a noun that refers to something of the greatest size or extent. It can be used to describe anything from a mammoth whale to an oversized pair of shoes. ■ "I have never seen anything so largest in all my life!" exclaimed the amazed hiker.
masquerade A theatrical performance in which actors wear masks and pretend to be someone else. ■ The audience was amazed when they saw the lead actor masquerading as a famous celebrity during the final scene of the play., To wear or use a mask, especially in order to hide one's identity. ■ The detective asked the suspect if he had been masquerading as someone else during the crime., To pretend to be something or someone else in order to deceive others. ■ The politician was caught masquerading as a supporter of his opponent's campaign.
Midland A region in the center of England, characterized by rolling green hills and charming villages. ■ "I visited the Midlands last summer and was amazed at how beautiful the scenery was. I also tried some of the local cuisine, like the famous "Midland Mushroom Pie"."
nautical adjective Of or pertaining to navigation, especially of ships and boats. Of or pertaining to the sea, seamen, and nautical matters. ■ When I went on my first cruise, I was amazed by all the nautical terms used by the crew, like "port tack" and "starboard bow."
put To place or deposit something in a particular location with the intention of making it disappear, usually by using some form of disguise or deception. ■ The magician put the ball into his pocket, but it was really just an empty sleeve. The audience was amazed!