dumbfounded in Italian
dumbfounded in Italian is stupefatto, sbalordito, attonito — dumbfounded means so surprised or shocked that one is unable to speak or react.
dumbfounded in Italian
stupefatto
Shocked and speechless.
sbalordito
Shocked and speechless.
attonito
Shocked and speechless.
senza parole
Shocked and speechless.
sorpreso
Shocked and speechless.
stupito
Shocked and speechless.
What does "dumbfounded" mean?
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adj So surprised or shocked that one is unable to speak or react.
"She stood dumbfounded when she saw the surprise party."
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dumbfounded in a sentence
- She stood dumbfounded when she saw the surprise party.
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What is "dumbfounded" in Italian?
"dumbfounded" in Italian is stupefatto, sbalordito, attonito. dumbfounded means: So surprised or shocked that one is unable to speak or react.
How do you use "dumbfounded" in a sentence?
Example: "She stood dumbfounded when she saw the surprise party." In Italian, "dumbfounded" is stupefatto, sbalordito, attonito.
Are there other ways to say "dumbfounded" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "dumbfounded": stupefatto, sbalordito, attonito, senza parole, sorpreso, stupito.
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