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startling

[stahrt-ling, stahr-tl-ing] / ˈstɑrt lɪŋ, ˈstɑr tl ɪŋ /
ADJECTIVE
frightful
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Antonyms
STRONGEST


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However, there are concerning trends Crawley must correct - most startling a sharp downturn in his record against high pace.

From BBC

Usually, they’re referring to a closing scene in the film “The Notebook,” in which a wife, who has dementia, has a moment of startling clarity and suddenly recognizes her husband.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the extreme speed at which people are moving to find new rates has been startling.

From The Wall Street Journal

Technology was by itself producing startling images, from the assembly line to methods of warfare.

From The Wall Street Journal

The fights and chases are semi-effective, but there’s such a startling lack of cleverness that it’s as if the filmmakers took “Idiocracy” as a guide rather than a warning.

From The Wall Street Journal