Definition of astonishingly in English:

astonishingly

adverbəˈstɒnɪʃɪŋliəˈstɑnɪʃɪŋli

1Extremely surprisingly or impressively.
this recording is, if anything, even more astonishingly played
as submodifier some of the best food is astonishingly cheap
Example sentencesExamples
- Approximately two-thirds of the entire quilt is an astonishingly rich cerulean.
- The general fought astonishingly with relatively little support and constantly threatened supplies.
- Their misery is palpable without ever becoming sentimental, and both boys are astonishingly good.
- He clearly and astonishingly demonstrated the crystalline structure of water.
- The rapid decline of the sea turtle population is an astonishingly symbolic representation of what's wrong with our national environmental policy.
- The color photography is muted throughout, with the exception of the red, which is astonishingly vibrant to the point of overload.
- In her breakthrough role, she shows herself to be an astonishingly capable actress at such a young age.
- The heart astonishingly dances, but can sometimes miss a beat.
- Their Greco-Roman wrestlers also performed astonishingly.
- Scooby-Doo went through several Saturday morning transformations during his astonishingly long television run.
1. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express surprise at an event or situation.
  astonishingly, the novel is still selling 7,600 copies a year
  Example sentencesExamples
  Astonishingly, this was his first solo exhibition in the United States.
  Astonishingly, not a single one of the 33 artists from the '80s who are interviewed is non-white.
  Astonishingly, the exhibition is the first show devoted to this groundbreaking artist to be staged in the UK.
  His two concurrent shows were the first substantial New York exposure for this towering figure in, astonishingly, nearly 30 years.
  Most astonishingly, the movie's sole purpose seems to be to prepare audiences for the next installment.
  It's as though the director is cramming as much bizarre and quirky humor into each frame as possible, and astonishingly enough, it all works.
  The whole thing was recorded—quite astonishingly—in one day in April in the excellent hall of the Royal Northern College of Music.
  Somewhat astonishingly, there are no wider plans to develop the sites, so there will be no lasting physical legacy.
  Astonishingly, a version of that show is still touring the Midwest.
  Astonishingly, this is the first book in English entirely devoted to Urbino.

Definition of astonishingly in US English:

astonishingly

adverbəˈstäniSHiNGlēəˈstɑnɪʃɪŋli

1Extremely surprisingly or impressively.
this recording is, if anything, even more astonishingly played
as submodifier some of the best food is astonishingly cheap
Example sentencesExamples
- The heart astonishingly dances, but can sometimes miss a beat.
- He clearly and astonishingly demonstrated the crystalline structure of water.
- In her breakthrough role, she shows herself to be an astonishingly capable actress at such a young age.
- The rapid decline of the sea turtle population is an astonishingly symbolic representation of what's wrong with our national environmental policy.
- The general fought astonishingly with relatively little support and constantly threatened supplies.
- Approximately two-thirds of the entire quilt is an astonishingly rich cerulean.
- The color photography is muted throughout, with the exception of the red, which is astonishingly vibrant to the point of overload.
- Scooby-Doo went through several Saturday morning transformations during his astonishingly long television run.
- Their misery is palpable without ever becoming sentimental, and both boys are astonishingly good.
- Their Greco-Roman wrestlers also performed astonishingly.
1. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express surprise at an event or situation.
  astonishingly, the novel is still selling 7,600 copies a year
  Example sentencesExamples
  Astonishingly, this is the first book in English entirely devoted to Urbino.
  Astonishingly, the exhibition is the first show devoted to this groundbreaking artist to be staged in the UK.
  Somewhat astonishingly, there are no wider plans to develop the sites, so there will be no lasting physical legacy.
  Astonishingly, this was his first solo exhibition in the United States.
  Astonishingly, a version of that show is still touring the Midwest.
  Most astonishingly, the movie's sole purpose seems to be to prepare audiences for the next installment.
  His two concurrent shows were the first substantial New York exposure for this towering figure in, astonishingly, nearly 30 years.
  It's as though the director is cramming as much bizarre and quirky humor into each frame as possible, and astonishingly enough, it all works.
  Astonishingly, not a single one of the 33 artists from the '80s who are interviewed is non-white.
  The whole thing was recorded—quite astonishingly—in one day in April in the excellent hall of the Royal Northern College of Music.

单词	astonishingly
释义	Definition of astonishingly in English: astonishingly adverbəˈstɒnɪʃɪŋliəˈstɑnɪʃɪŋli 1Extremely surprisingly or impressively. this recording is, if anything, even more astonishingly played as submodifier some of the best food is astonishingly cheap Example sentencesExamples Approximately two-thirds of the entire quilt is an astonishingly rich cerulean. The general fought astonishingly with relatively little support and constantly threatened supplies. Their misery is palpable without ever becoming sentimental, and both boys are astonishingly good. He clearly and astonishingly demonstrated the crystalline structure of water. The rapid decline of the sea turtle population is an astonishingly symbolic representation of what's wrong with our national environmental policy. The color photography is muted throughout, with the exception of the red, which is astonishingly vibrant to the point of overload. In her breakthrough role, she shows herself to be an astonishingly capable actress at such a young age. The heart astonishingly dances, but can sometimes miss a beat. Their Greco-Roman wrestlers also performed astonishingly. Scooby-Doo went through several Saturday morning transformations during his astonishingly long television run. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express surprise at an event or situation. astonishingly, the novel is still selling 7,600 copies a year Example sentencesExamples Astonishingly, this was his first solo exhibition in the United States. Astonishingly, not a single one of the 33 artists from the '80s who are interviewed is non-white. Astonishingly, the exhibition is the first show devoted to this groundbreaking artist to be staged in the UK. His two concurrent shows were the first substantial New York exposure for this towering figure in, astonishingly, nearly 30 years. Most astonishingly, the movie's sole purpose seems to be to prepare audiences for the next installment. It's as though the director is cramming as much bizarre and quirky humor into each frame as possible, and astonishingly enough, it all works. The whole thing was recorded—quite astonishingly—in one day in April in the excellent hall of the Royal Northern College of Music. Somewhat astonishingly, there are no wider plans to develop the sites, so there will be no lasting physical legacy. Astonishingly, a version of that show is still touring the Midwest. Astonishingly, this is the first book in English entirely devoted to Urbino. Definition of astonishingly in US English: astonishingly adverbəˈstäniSHiNGlēəˈstɑnɪʃɪŋli 1Extremely surprisingly or impressively. this recording is, if anything, even more astonishingly played as submodifier some of the best food is astonishingly cheap Example sentencesExamples The heart astonishingly dances, but can sometimes miss a beat. He clearly and astonishingly demonstrated the crystalline structure of water. In her breakthrough role, she shows herself to be an astonishingly capable actress at such a young age. The rapid decline of the sea turtle population is an astonishingly symbolic representation of what's wrong with our national environmental policy. The general fought astonishingly with relatively little support and constantly threatened supplies. Approximately two-thirds of the entire quilt is an astonishingly rich cerulean. The color photography is muted throughout, with the exception of the red, which is astonishingly vibrant to the point of overload. Scooby-Doo went through several Saturday morning transformations during his astonishingly long television run. Their misery is palpable without ever becoming sentimental, and both boys are astonishingly good. Their Greco-Roman wrestlers also performed astonishingly. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express surprise at an event or situation. astonishingly, the novel is still selling 7,600 copies a year Example sentencesExamples Astonishingly, this is the first book in English entirely devoted to Urbino. Astonishingly, the exhibition is the first show devoted to this groundbreaking artist to be staged in the UK. Somewhat astonishingly, there are no wider plans to develop the sites, so there will be no lasting physical legacy. Astonishingly, this was his first solo exhibition in the United States. Astonishingly, a version of that show is still touring the Midwest. Most astonishingly, the movie's sole purpose seems to be to prepare audiences for the next installment. His two concurrent shows were the first substantial New York exposure for this towering figure in, astonishingly, nearly 30 years. It's as though the director is cramming as much bizarre and quirky humor into each frame as possible, and astonishingly enough, it all works. Astonishingly, not a single one of the 33 artists from the '80s who are interviewed is non-white. The whole thing was recorded—quite astonishingly—in one day in April in the excellent hall of the Royal Northern College of Music.
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