astound

Yet again, I am astounded by the one-sided, short-sighted approach so many take to this conflict.

But Gratz hurried on, explained the unconscious visits of his astounded hearer to the cellar, and all that followed.

Before the astounded officer could shoot, he had grown entirely quiet.

The black-haired man seemed to be astounded when I declined to drink his good whiskey.

And before the astounded victims knew what was going to happen, he had given the word to fire.

Astounded at this sudden attack, the men sprang up from their deep sleep, and a rush was instantly made to their arms.