Astonishingの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: surprising

A: I agree with @fries_and_icecream

Usually, in writing, astonishing is used to express that something is really surprising. As if trying to emphasise just how amazing this surprising thing is.

A: It means to impress or surprise someone.

A: Shocking, surprising

A: You need to be astonishing.
His work is astonishing.
This was astonishing.

A: 1. Today, an astonishing 77 percent of the people in the world have mobile devices and thus access to all kinds of better care via telemedicine.

2. He then devoted himself with astonishing ardour to mathematics, chemistry, natural history, technology and even political economy.

A: It's astonishing how our business has grown so much

Your hard work is astonishing

A: Startled is when you are frightened or shocked and astonished is when you a surprised in a good way e.g amazed or impressed

A: Astonishing = very surprising, almost impressive. Overwhelming = too much to handle, out of your control.

For example:

• "That magic trick was astonishing!"

• "That hug was overwhelming"

Hopefully this was helpful!

A: 'amazing' tends to be used for more positive or neutral things, we use it to mean 'very good' sometimes.
for example
- My exam results were amazing.
- l'm amazed at how tall he is.
- Her singing voice is amazing (meaning, it's very good).
'Astonishing' has more negative, or at least, serious connotations: 
for example
- The government's decision is simply astonishing.
- My exam results were astonishingly bad.
- Her singing voice is astonishing (meaning, for example: that this is a 4 years old girl ).

A: I think astonishing is more positive and astounding is perhaps less positive but not necessarily negative either. Astound is more 'a shock' whereas astonish is more 'surprise in an impressive way'

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