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shocked

Definition for shocked

adjective as in startled

Strong matches

astounded, upset

adjective as in amazed

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“I was shocked the violin was still in the vicinity, and I’m so happy we found it.”

He told the newspaper that a man who gave his name as "Diamortino" put in two boxes saying they contained "clothes" – and that he was shocked to learn later they had contained weapons.

From BBC

Mr Griffith said he was not surprised bodies were being moved, but was shocked families were not being told.

From BBC

“All these tech firms are acting shocked,” he added, “that the president is going through with what he has been promising to do his whole career.”

Maher, who recently had a private dinner with the president and came away shocked by the measured way he carried himself, still felt that Bannon's brazen disregard for the Constitution was a bridge too far.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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