astonishment
বিস্ময়
definition
noun
she looked at him in astonishment
great surprise.
translation of 'astonishment'
আকস্মিক বিস্ময়,
বিস্ময়বিহ্বলতা,
বিস্ময়বিমূঢ়তা
noun
বিস্ময়,
আশ্চর্য
example
She gasped in 'astonishment' , frozen in place by the shock of his words and his actions.
Walker stared at him in open 'astonishment' , the hairs on the back of his neck rising.
It's used as an expression of pleased 'astonishment' , or at least it was when I was a boy.
she looked at him in 'astonishment'
To the township's 'astonishment' , their team hammered one visiting club after another.
She leaned forward and turned to face him with a look of 'astonishment' on her face.
To my 'astonishment' , the moment we start talking, we hit it off instantly.
She wrote a couple of short stories and, to her 'astonishment' , was published.
He looks at me strangely, half with 'astonishment' , and half with what seems to be fear.
Each point is conveyed with a sense of 'astonishment' and consternation at the world he depicts.
I tried to contain my anger and 'astonishment' , but apparently Isabelle didn't.
His widow yesterday told of her 'astonishment' at discovering her husband's debts after his death.
I hope that future generations will look back on this debate with 'astonishment' and shame.
To my great 'astonishment' , he proceeded to ask me out - right there, in front of my parents!
As Alyssa looked at her she saw with 'astonishment' that the woman was blind.
Friends and colleagues expressed 'astonishment' last night as the news broke.
I wonder if I'll ever get over this sense of 'astonishment' that hits me every now and then.
They paused with the same look of embarrassment and 'astonishment' on their faces.
To his 'astonishment' he discovered he had a brother, a sister and two cousins.
Details of their hefty pay slips have drawn both intense criticism and 'astonishment' from the public.
He gave a small bow and then, to Faith's 'astonishment' , he gave her a small smile.
she looked at him in 'astonishment'
The look on his face as he saw Missy at the door was both of 'astonishment' and embarrassment.
To Peter's 'astonishment' a familiar figure was wading ashore, a red and white lifebelt about his waist.
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