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astound

[uh-stound] / əˈstaʊnd /


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“They were so astounded. I was like, ‘Is this not just one of the things you should know if you’re in this business?’”

From Los Angeles Times

Sanam's husband, who chose not to share his name for fear of retaliation, told the BBC that the timeline of events feels astounding.

From BBC

The next day's Reporting Scotland was extended to an hour - 60 minutes of astounding goals, people singing, dancing and cheering.

From BBC

ChatGPT’s progress in three years is ”astounding,” Dhar said, even as its benefits to business and other aspects of life remain to be seen.

From MarketWatch

"In 48 hours we had raised more than the asking price of £55,000. We were astounded," the couple said.

From BBC