Astonish

What do we mean by astonish?

To fill with sudden wonder or amazement. synonym: surprise. transitive verb

To stun, as with a blow; benumb; give a stupefying shock to.

To stun or strike dumb with sudden fear; confound.

To strike or impress with wonder, surprise, or admiration; surprise; amaze.

Synonyms Surprise, Amaze, etc. (see surprise); startle, shock.

To stun; to render senseless, as by a blow. transitive verb

To strike with sudden fear, terror, or wonder; to amaze; to surprise greatly, as with something unaccountable; to confound with some sudden emotion or passion. transitive verb

Surprise, flabbergast verb

Affect with wonder verb

To surprise greatly.

Which means surprise because something happen suddenly Urban Dictionary

Amazed, being affected by an unexpected outcome. It tends to have a positive meaning, though it can still be used negatively. Can also be used as astonishing. Urban Dictionary

Great surprise. Urban Dictionary

Essentially the reverse of the venerated "Shocker", the "Astonisher" is achieved simply by putting one in the pink and two in the stink. While lesser known, the Astonisher has actually been scientifically proven to be more effective than the Shocker. Urban Dictionary

1. Kodama 2. To stun; to render senseless Urban Dictionary

Arizona Astonishment is when you Twist both her nipples then ram your cock up her ass Urban Dictionary

Astonishing face salad is the presence of impressive facial hair Urban Dictionary

Someone that is from somewhere close to Aston in Birmingham. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to astonish:
astonish, stonish, admonish, astonied, tonish, actorish, soonish, stanish, stonith, antonis.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word astonish:
hulk, suspense, kirby, stan, incredible, oct, marvel, dec, tales, vol, atlas, lee, jan, comics, comic, larry, fantasy, issue, jack, don, issues, feature, stories, created, becoming, beginning, story, character, cover, ran, always, initially, appeared.

Words that rhyme with astonish:
admonish, donnish, wannish, kronish.

Adjectives that are often used to describe astonish:
great, general, french, utter, blank, equal, much, silent, unfeigned, greatest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective astonish:
ment, praise, posterity, meat, philosophers, ing, chap, men, people.

Words that sound like astonish:
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