as|ton´ished|ly

as|ton´ished|ly
as|ton|ish «uh STON ihsh», transitive verb.
to surprise greatly; amaze: »

The gift of ten dollars astonished the little boy.

SYNONYM(S): astound. See syn. under surprise. (Cf.surprise)
[Middle English astonyen < Old French estoner < Vulgar Latin extonāre, for Latin attonāre stupefy < ad- at + tonāre thunder]
as|ton´ished|ly, adverb.
as|ton´ish|er, noun.

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