Definition of astoundingly in English:

astoundingly

adverbəˈstaʊndɪŋliəˈstaʊndɪŋli

1Surprisingly impressively or notably.
both cars handle competently and precisely, if not astoundingly
as submodifier an astoundingly good performance
Example sentencesExamples
- Frankly, I am at a loss to explain this astoundingly bad judgment.
- He replied to a letter of inquiry with an astoundingly acute appreciation of Brown.
- Take note whenever a character does something astoundingly stupid just to set up a conflict later in the film.
- He can astoundingly sing anything—folk, semiclassical, pop, soft romantic, fast numbers.
- Stop waiting, and try these amazing products that will astoundingly delight all of your senses!
- He is an open-faced, astoundingly good-looking young man with an easy grin.
- For students of southern literature, his book advances nothing astoundingly new.
- The man gets a surprise call and has to take an unexpected flight and then face some 36 hours of astoundingly dangerous adventures.
- Fortunately, there is an astoundingly simple, low-tech solution to manage hypothermia: the humble lightbulb.
- Part god, part athlete, he dances astoundingly in a big solo that seems to take its shape in the air until he comes to rest.
1. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express surprise at a situation or event.
  astoundingly, even after all these centuries something of his effort survives
  Example sentencesExamples
  Rather astoundingly, she forgets all about her siblings, who jerk our tears for 30 seconds and then disappear as a plot point forever.
  Astoundingly, presidents have, in the past, managed to push through agendas they really care about.
  This government has quite astoundingly placed itself in the camp of big business.
  Astoundingly, he was granted a two-year visa to "travel for artistic purposes."
  There were other attacks on Tuesday, disrupting the flow of oil and, astoundingly, cutting off electricity to a good deal of the country.
  Men do significantly less housework than their wives—and, astoundingly, less than their cohabitating male counterparts.
  Astoundingly, this would mean there are more men claiming to have won the Medal of Honor in Vietnam than actual recipients of the medal since the Civil War.
  Even more astoundingly, the other claimants just sort of shrug and say, "Oh, well."
  Astoundingly, though, 504 of his hits went over the fence.
  Astoundingly, the band wrote the entire album as a piece, each song building upon the last.

Definition of astoundingly in US English:

astoundingly

adverbəˈstoundiNGlēəˈstaʊndɪŋli

1Surprisingly impressively or notably.
both cars handle competently and precisely, if not astoundingly
as submodifier an astoundingly good performance
Example sentencesExamples
- For students of southern literature, his book advances nothing astoundingly new.
- He can astoundingly sing anything—folk, semiclassical, pop, soft romantic, fast numbers.
- Stop waiting, and try these amazing products that will astoundingly delight all of your senses!
- He replied to a letter of inquiry with an astoundingly acute appreciation of Brown.
- He is an open-faced, astoundingly good-looking young man with an easy grin.
- Fortunately, there is an astoundingly simple, low-tech solution to manage hypothermia: the humble lightbulb.
- Frankly, I am at a loss to explain this astoundingly bad judgment.
- The man gets a surprise call and has to take an unexpected flight and then face some 36 hours of astoundingly dangerous adventures.
- Part god, part athlete, he dances astoundingly in a big solo that seems to take its shape in the air until he comes to rest.
- Take note whenever a character does something astoundingly stupid just to set up a conflict later in the film.
1. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express surprise at a situation or event.
  astoundingly, even after all these centuries something of his effort survives
  Example sentencesExamples
  Astoundingly, he was granted a two-year visa to "travel for artistic purposes."
  Astoundingly, the band wrote the entire album as a piece, each song building upon the last.
  Astoundingly, presidents have, in the past, managed to push through agendas they really care about.
  Even more astoundingly, the other claimants just sort of shrug and say, "Oh, well."
  Rather astoundingly, she forgets all about her siblings, who jerk our tears for 30 seconds and then disappear as a plot point forever.
  Astoundingly, though, 504 of his hits went over the fence.
  Men do significantly less housework than their wives—and, astoundingly, less than their cohabitating male counterparts.
  This government has quite astoundingly placed itself in the camp of big business.
  There were other attacks on Tuesday, disrupting the flow of oil and, astoundingly, cutting off electricity to a good deal of the country.
  Astoundingly, this would mean there are more men claiming to have won the Medal of Honor in Vietnam than actual recipients of the medal since the Civil War.

单词	astoundingly
释义	Definition of astoundingly in English: astoundingly adverbəˈstaʊndɪŋliəˈstaʊndɪŋli 1Surprisingly impressively or notably. both cars handle competently and precisely, if not astoundingly as submodifier an astoundingly good performance Example sentencesExamples Frankly, I am at a loss to explain this astoundingly bad judgment. He replied to a letter of inquiry with an astoundingly acute appreciation of Brown. Take note whenever a character does something astoundingly stupid just to set up a conflict later in the film. He can astoundingly sing anything—folk, semiclassical, pop, soft romantic, fast numbers. Stop waiting, and try these amazing products that will astoundingly delight all of your senses! He is an open-faced, astoundingly good-looking young man with an easy grin. For students of southern literature, his book advances nothing astoundingly new. The man gets a surprise call and has to take an unexpected flight and then face some 36 hours of astoundingly dangerous adventures. Fortunately, there is an astoundingly simple, low-tech solution to manage hypothermia: the humble lightbulb. Part god, part athlete, he dances astoundingly in a big solo that seems to take its shape in the air until he comes to rest. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express surprise at a situation or event. astoundingly, even after all these centuries something of his effort survives Example sentencesExamples Rather astoundingly, she forgets all about her siblings, who jerk our tears for 30 seconds and then disappear as a plot point forever. Astoundingly, presidents have, in the past, managed to push through agendas they really care about. This government has quite astoundingly placed itself in the camp of big business. Astoundingly, he was granted a two-year visa to "travel for artistic purposes." There were other attacks on Tuesday, disrupting the flow of oil and, astoundingly, cutting off electricity to a good deal of the country. Men do significantly less housework than their wives—and, astoundingly, less than their cohabitating male counterparts. Astoundingly, this would mean there are more men claiming to have won the Medal of Honor in Vietnam than actual recipients of the medal since the Civil War. Even more astoundingly, the other claimants just sort of shrug and say, "Oh, well." Astoundingly, though, 504 of his hits went over the fence. Astoundingly, the band wrote the entire album as a piece, each song building upon the last. Definition of astoundingly in US English: astoundingly adverbəˈstoundiNGlēəˈstaʊndɪŋli 1Surprisingly impressively or notably. both cars handle competently and precisely, if not astoundingly as submodifier an astoundingly good performance Example sentencesExamples For students of southern literature, his book advances nothing astoundingly new. He can astoundingly sing anything—folk, semiclassical, pop, soft romantic, fast numbers. Stop waiting, and try these amazing products that will astoundingly delight all of your senses! He replied to a letter of inquiry with an astoundingly acute appreciation of Brown. He is an open-faced, astoundingly good-looking young man with an easy grin. Fortunately, there is an astoundingly simple, low-tech solution to manage hypothermia: the humble lightbulb. Frankly, I am at a loss to explain this astoundingly bad judgment. The man gets a surprise call and has to take an unexpected flight and then face some 36 hours of astoundingly dangerous adventures. Part god, part athlete, he dances astoundingly in a big solo that seems to take its shape in the air until he comes to rest. Take note whenever a character does something astoundingly stupid just to set up a conflict later in the film. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express surprise at a situation or event. astoundingly, even after all these centuries something of his effort survives Example sentencesExamples Astoundingly, he was granted a two-year visa to "travel for artistic purposes." Astoundingly, the band wrote the entire album as a piece, each song building upon the last. Astoundingly, presidents have, in the past, managed to push through agendas they really care about. Even more astoundingly, the other claimants just sort of shrug and say, "Oh, well." Rather astoundingly, she forgets all about her siblings, who jerk our tears for 30 seconds and then disappear as a plot point forever. Astoundingly, though, 504 of his hits went over the fence. Men do significantly less housework than their wives—and, astoundingly, less than their cohabitating male counterparts. This government has quite astoundingly placed itself in the camp of big business. There were other attacks on Tuesday, disrupting the flow of oil and, astoundingly, cutting off electricity to a good deal of the country. Astoundingly, this would mean there are more men claiming to have won the Medal of Honor in Vietnam than actual recipients of the medal since the Civil War.
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