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Definition of flabbergasted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- She was flabbergasted when she won the prize.
- He looked flabbergasted at the surprise party.
- They were flabbergasted by the sudden announcement.
Origin of flabbergasted
Unknown, possibly English dialect, flabber (to bewilder) + aghast (shocked)
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- French:abasourdi, ...
- German:sprachlos, ...
- Italian:sbalordito, ...
- Spanish:pasmado, ...
- Portuguese:boquiaberto, ...
- Chinese:目瞪口呆的, ...
- Japanese:仰天した, ...
- Arabic:مَندهِش لِلغايَة, ...
- Hebrew:הָמוּם, ...
- Russian:ошеломлённый, ...
- Ukrainian:приголомшений, ...
- Hindi:स्तब्ध, ...
Definition of flabbergast - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
- The magician's trick flabbergasted the entire audience.
- Her sudden decision flabbergasted her friends.
- The news report flabbergasted the viewers.
Origin of flabbergast
probably dialectal, flabber (to flap) + aghast (terrified)
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- French:sidérer, ...
- German:verblüffen, ...
- Italian:sbalordire, ...
- Spanish:asombrar, ...
- Portuguese:espantar, ...
- Chinese:使惊讶, ...
- Japanese:驚かせる, ...
- Arabic:أَذْهَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַדְהִים, ...
- Russian:ошеломить, ...
- Ukrainian:переповнювати здивуванням, ...
- Hindi:हक्का-बक्का कर देना, ...
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