Flabbergastment example sentences

flabbergasted

adjective informal

flabbergasted (adjective)

  - greatly surprised or astonished:

flab·ber·gast

verb

flabbergasted (past tense) · flabbergasted (past participle)

  - surprise (someone) greatly; astonish:

Synonyms

astonish, astound, amaze, surprise, startle, shock, dumbfound, stun, stagger, confound, daze, overcome, overwhelm, nonplus, stupefy, disconcert, unsettle, bewilder, floor

"Flabbergastment" Example Sentences

1. Flabbergastment was the only word that adequately described her reaction to the news.
2. His flabbergastment was evident in his wide, unblinking eyes.
3. The sheer scale of the problem induced a state of utter flabbergastment.
4. A look of profound flabbergastment crossed his face.
5. Her flabbergastment was so complete she couldn't speak.
6. I experienced a moment of pure flabbergastment upon seeing the results.
7. The magician's trick caused flabbergastment among the audience.
8. Such blatant disregard caused widespread flabbergastment among the employees.
9. Flabbergastment, disbelief, and then, finally, acceptance.
10. The announcement was met with flabbergastment and confusion.
11. He expressed his flabbergastment in a series of strangled gasps.
12. Silence hung in the air, punctuated only by occasional murmurs of flabbergastment.
13. The level of flabbergastment was inversely proportional to the plausibility of the explanation.
14. Her flabbergastment turned to anger as she realized the deception.
15. His jaw dropped in utter flabbergastment.
16. Flabbergastment and delight warred within him.
17. The magnitude of the feat evoked flabbergastment and admiration.
18. She stared, speechless in flabbergastment.
19. A wave of flabbergastment washed over her.
20. His initial flabbergastment gave way to curiosity.
21. The sheer audacity of it all filled him with flabbergastment.
22. Flabbergastment is a mild word to describe my reaction.
23. My flabbergastment was only surpassed by my relief.
24. The unexpected twist caused widespread flabbergastment in the audience.
25. It was a moment of pure, unadulterated flabbergastment.
26. His face was a mask of flabbergastment.
27. Only flabbergastment could truly capture the scene.
28. The artist’s skill prompted flabbergastment among art critics.
29. The professor's explanation led to flabbergastment amongst the students.
30. Flabbergastment reigned supreme in the wake of the scandal.
31. Complete and utter flabbergastment descended upon the onlookers.
32. He choked out a word, overwhelmed by flabbergastment.
33. The children's faces showed pure flabbergastment as the presents were revealed.
34. Flabbergastment is an understatement for the reaction to the new policy.
35. Her eyes widened in a display of utter flabbergastment.
36. Flabbergastment turned to laughter as the truth was revealed.
37. A mixture of fear and flabbergastment washed over her.
38. The flabbergastment on their faces was priceless.
39. His flabbergastment was quite comical.
40. The news caused flabbergastment and widespread speculation.
41. The initial flabbergastment gave way to quiet contemplation.
42. Flabbergastment quickly turned to anger as the facts emerged.
43. Such an incredible discovery induced flabbergastment in the scientific community.
44. The sheer absurdity of the situation resulted in flabbergastment and nervous laughter.
45. Her flabbergastment was palpable.
46. He could only stare in stunned flabbergastment.
47. A feeling of overwhelming flabbergastment swept over him.
48. The unexpected ending brought about flabbergastment and a sigh of relief.
49. With a look of utter flabbergastment, he simply shook his head.
50. The unveiling of the project was met with a collective gasp of flabbergastment.

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