noun
flabbergastment
Flabbergastment (noun) means a feeling of being utterly amazed or shocked, the same as flabbergast.
noun
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A feeling of being utterly amazed or shocked, the same as flabbergast.
"I even attempted tears myself, but flabbergastment dried my eyes."
— John Barth, Lost in the funhouse: fiction for print (1988)
"It was the Wells-Fargo coach, the Deadwood coach of Buffalo Bill's Wild West, the coach from which steps that pulchritudinous schoolmarm from the East to the flabbergastment of gawping cowpokes."
— National Geographic, Vol. 122 (1963)
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Etymology
Formed from flabbergast and -ment.
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What is the meaning of flabbergastment?
"flabbergastment" (noun) means a feeling of being utterly amazed or shocked, the same as flabbergast.
What is another word for flabbergastment?
Other words for "flabbergastment" include astonishment, flabbergast, surprise, stupefaction, amazement, shock.
