Use of the word dumbfounded in a sentence example

dumbfounded

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When my intelligent daughter announced she was going to marry a prison inmate, I was dumbfounded. [verb]

The audience was dumbfounded when the singer walked on stage and then left without singing a word. [adjective]

'I don't understand, Ella,' said Willie, quite dumbfounded. [noun]

I was too dumbfounded to speak. [Please select]

Pyotr Petrovitch indeed seemed almost dumbfounded for the first moment. [Please select]

Raskolnikov was dumbfounded for a minute, but only for one minute. [Please select]

I was almost dumbfounded. [Please select]

Edwards explained the situation in a few brief words and Jack was dumbfounded. [Please select]

My poor grandfather was so dumbfounded that he could only stand and stare. [Please select]

Each old man peered at his own grandson, dumbfounded. [Please select]

Carruthers, dumbfounded, looked from one to the other of the now frantic couple. [Please select]

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