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astonishibg

 

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Astonishing

- Part of Speech: Adjective, Verb, Adverb

- Definition:

- Adjective: Causing great surprise or amazement.

- Verb: To fill someone with wonder or amazement.

- Adverb: In a manner causing great surprise or amazement.

- Synonyms: astounding, surprising, stunning, remarkable, breathtaking

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- Sample Sentences:

1. The fireworks display was absolutely astonishing; it left the crowd in awe.

2. She has an astonishing ability to learn new languages effortlessly.

3. The magician's tricks were astonishing; he made a rabbit disappear into thin air.

4. The thunderstorm last night was astonishingly loud, shaking the entire neighborhood.

5. The news of her promotion came as an astonishing surprise to her colleagues.

6. Climbing the steep mountain on a unicycle would be an astonishing feat of balance and skill.

7. The singer's astonishing voice captivated the audience and received a standing ovation.

8. He managed to astonish his friends with his astonishing memory by recalling every detail of the event.

9. The newborn baby's first smile was absolutely astonishing to the parents.

10. The athlete's astonishing speed earned him a gold medal in the race.

The term "astonishibg" seems to be misspelled as "astonishing" is the correct form.

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