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Term: agast

Definition:

verb (transitive, archaic): To cause to be shocked, amazed, or astounded.

adjective: Shocked, amazed, or astounded.

noun: An expression or reaction of shock, amazement, or astonishment.

adverb: In a shocked, amazed, or astounded manner.

Examples:

As a verb:

  1. His unexpected arrival agasted the entire party.
  2. The magician's tricks agasted the audience.

As an adjective:

  1. She gave an agast look when she saw the price tag.
  2. The agast crowd watched the daredevil's death-defying stunt.

As a noun:

  1. The news left him in agast.
  2. His face was a picture of agast.

As an adverb:

  1. He stared agast at the extravagant fireworks display.
  2. The sudden noise made everyone turn their heads agast.

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