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Adjective
Filled with surprise and wonder
Respectful and considerate in nature
Full of devout adoration
Feeling mentally confused or bewildered
Feeling or showing fear or anxiety
Verb
Past tense for to inspire of fill with amazement or wonder
Past tense for to inspire or overcome with fear, typically mixed with puzzlement or wonder
Past tense for to (attempt to) intimidate, especially by filling with fear, amazement or confusion
Past tense for to diminish the confidence or courage of
Past tense for to cause to be amazed or astonished
Past tense for to captivate or inspire awe in
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Adjective
▲
Filled with surprise and wonder
astonished
amazed
astounded
dumbfounded
stunned
flabbergasted
shocked
awestruck
thunderstruck
dumfounded
awestricken
openmouthed
marveling
US
marvelling
UK
wondering
wonderstruck
impressed
afraid
terrified
cowed
intimidated
daunted
open-mouthed
lost for words
wonder-stricken
wonder-struck
filled with amazement
filled with astonishment
filled with wonder
stupefied
dumbstruck
overwhelmed
staggered
speechless
dazed
confounded
surprised
gobsmacked
bowled over
bewildered
nonplussed
startled
aghast
flummoxed
disconcerted
perplexed
floored
knocked for six
agape
overcome
taken aback
wide-eyed
frightened
shaken
unnerved
discomposed
filled with awe
blown away
at a loss for words
shaken up
confused
fearful
bemused
incredulous
struck dumb
goggle-eyed
fascinated
horrified
stumped
dismayed
alarmed
benumbed
jolted
shell-shocked
unable to believe your eyes
caught on the hop
caught on the wrong foot
unable to believe one's ears
awe-inspired
in awe of
reverential
abashed
admiring
electrified
addled
rendered speechless
at a loss
in amazement
taken by surprise
captivated
rapt
mesmerized
US
spellbound
enthralled
overawed
left speechless
mesmerised
UK
puzzled
bamboozled
dumb
thrown
stuck
nonplused
breathless
beat
buffaloed
licked
knocked
at sea
knocked out
knocked sideways
agog
staring
in shock
in awe
tongue-tied
awe-stricken
affected
moved
thrown off balance
thunder-struck
shattered
bedazzled
appalled
scared
spooked
cool
staring in amazement
dazzled
completely surprised
owly-eyed
saucer-eyed
moon-eyed
knocked for a loop
hit for six
gaping
gawping
disbelieving
mystified
baffled
befuddled
muddled
round-eyed
fuddled
discombobulated
flustered
discomfited
rattled
fazed
disoriented
emotional
lost
clueless
in a dither
troubled
struck
uncertain
beaten
bushed
bedevilled
UK
vexed
mazed
at sixes and sevens
wildered
had their heads messed with
uncomprehending
besotted
distracted
bedeviled
US
choky
taken
stricken
disturbed
made to scratch their head
confusticated
foxed
gravelled
UK
got
fogged
befogged
graveled
US
thrown off
caused to be at a stand
buried
blown-away
run-over
verklempt
swamped
bowled-over
defeated
swept off your feet
overthrown
unable to continue
more ❯
“Separate fields show electric trains rumbling over rails, waved on by
awed
peasant girls.”
Adjective
▲
Respectful and considerate in nature
deferential
respectful
civil
courteous
dutiful
polite
regardful
considerate
obedient
reverential
submissive
attentive
complaisant
humble
obeisant
obsequious
thoughtful
fawning
ingratiating
subservient
toadying
acquiescent
biddable
compliant
deferent
docile
manageable
pliant
reverent
slavish
tractable
yielding
ingratiatory
mannerly
gracious
obliging
well mannered
well-mannered
solicitous
courtly
gallant
chivalrous
decorous
admiring
well behaved
appreciative
well brought up
amenable
conciliatory
duteous
mindful
urbane
ladylike
gentlemanly
amiable
proper
genteel
affable
cooperative
willing
cultivated
tactful
mild
friendly
kind
worshiping
US
diplomatic
polished
discreet
cordial
pleasant
debonair
good-natured
gentle
well-behaved
well bred
well-bred
well-spoken
well spoken
worshipful
upholding
devout
worshipping
UK
solemn
venerational
pious
orderly
seemly
refined
tolerant
good
accommodating
genial
servile
civilized
US
formal
elegant
suave
decent
agreeable
assenting
civilised
UK
indulgent
conformable
venerating
well-brought-up
lenient
soft-spoken
easy
generous
standing
regarding
respecting
easy-going
watchful
heedful
careful
aware
good-tempered
self-effacing
good-humoured
UK
good-humored
US
advertent
intentive
arrect
observative
observing
observant
charming
politic
punctilious
sympathetic
neighborly
US
concerned
neighbourly
UK
condescending
poised
sociable
bland
good-mannered
smooth
well brought-up
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Full of devout adoration
reverent
reverential
adoring
worshipping
UK
loving
devout
worshiping
US
devoted
pious
admiring
dutiful
solemn
worshipful
appreciative
upholding
humble
polite
obedient
respectful
venerational
obeisant
regardful
deferential
gracious
mannerly
civil
solicitous
courteous
subservient
courtly
gallant
chivalrous
considerate
obliging
deferent
thoughtful
submissive
venerating
duteous
attentive
well mannered
well-mannered
self-effacing
Adjective
▲
Feeling mentally confused or bewildered
dizzy
confused
dazed
bewildered
befuddled
stupefied
stunned
confounded
addled
dopey
bemused
muzzy
distracted
bedevilled
UK
bedeviled
US
befogged
silly
muddleheaded
addlepated
bushed
slaphappy
punchy
zonked
pixilated
pixillated
dopy
raddled
spacy
fogged
spacey
addle
spaced
muddled
perplexed
fuddled
puzzled
stumped
flummoxed
staggered
dumbfounded
flustered
bamboozled
lost
dazzled
rattled
dumbstruck
thrown
disconcerted
gaga
astounded
flabbergasted
wildered
dumb
thunderstruck
mixed-up
punch-drunk
spaced-out
shell-shocked
zonked-out
at sea
thrown off balance
awe-struck
in a dither
baffled
nonplussed
mystified
discombobulated
speechless
startled
disoriented
astonished
aghast
agape
agog
surprised
disorientated
shocked
floored
giddy
uncertain
mazed
off balance
at a loss
bowled over
at sixes and sevens
hazy
taken aback
off-balance
groggy
woozy
out of it
not with it
mixed up
fazed
fuzzy
foggy
numb
woolly
UK
wooly
US
addlebrained
lightheaded
all at sea
light-headed
benumbed
vague
wobbly
numbed
unsteady
staggering
woolly-headed
breathless
dismayed
overcome
overwhelmed
faint
insensible
drugged
upset
frozen
tipsy
shaken
reeling
unhinged
unbalanced
disorganized
US
demented
deranged
disorganised
UK
unglued
gone
senile
absent-minded
shook up
fouled up
gobsmacked
out to lunch
eccentric
shaky
senseless
misty
shadowy
blurred
woolly-minded
drowsy
stupid
cold
inattentive
trippy
dreamy
half-asleep
disturbed
daft
puckish
touched
impish
prankish
capricious
whimsical
pixyish
maladjusted
distraught
weak-kneed
bleary
clueless
swimmy
preoccupied
unnerved
discomposed
troubled
discomfited
unfeeling
engrossed
foolish
vertiginous
aswoon
intoxicated
beaten
shaken up
insensitive
weak in the knees
come apart
slap-happy
shook
paralyzed
US
deadened
unresponsive
paralysed
UK
balled up
blown away
dead
torpid
asleep
not knowing if you are coming or going
anaesthetized
UK
immobilized
US
delirious
anesthetized
US
immobilised
UK
wooden
addle-brained
glassy-eyed
psychotic
muddle-headed
spaced out
unstable
shot to pieces
crazy
screwy
not knowing if one is coming or going
irrational
unsound
with Alzheimer's disease
whacko
unsettled
out-of-joint
unscrewed
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Feeling or showing fear or anxiety
terrified
frightened
alarmed
scared
horrified
afraid
fearful
shocked
aghast
petrified
spooked
hysterical
terrorised
UK
terrorized
US
affrighted
intimidated
frozen
hysteric
frantic
scary
feart
frit
funky
windy
afeared
horror-struck
terror-stricken
scared stiff
terror-struck
horror-stricken
panic-stricken
scared to death
scared witless
frightened to death
beside oneself
in a cold sweat
in a funk
in a blue funk
shaking like a leaf
frightened out of your wits
bricking oneself
paralyzed with fear
US
paralysed with fear
UK
unnerved
panicky
nervous
startled
anxious
apprehensive
jumpy
jittery
daunted
worried
dismayed
stunned
agitated
cowed
disturbed
appalled
troubled
perturbed
uneasy
upset
distressed
shaky
in a tizzy
in a panic
antsy
edgy
running scared
frenzied
timorous
unsettled
shaken
trembling
tense
uptight
overwrought
scared out of your wits
worked up
in a flap
stupefied
aflutter
nervy
disconcerted
fidgety
overawed
concerned
lily-livered
rattled
on edge
fearsome
disquieted
hung up
spineless
stressed
tremulous
timid
cowardly
wired
squeamish
abashed
numb
dumbfounded
dazed
distraught
cowering
annoyed
with your heart in your mouth
twitchy
shaking in one's shoes
phobic
unquiet
dithery
chicken
hyper
browbeaten
yellow
discomposed
stressy
ill at ease
het up
flustered
overwhelmed
bothered
ruffled
provoked
have cold feet
numb with fear
in a fluster
in a state
in a tizz
tormented
plagued
put off
pushing the panic button
in a sweat
in fear and trepidation
anguished
tortured
having cold feet
threatened
ascared
traumatized
US
panic-struck
traumatised
UK
awestruck
shell-shocked
astonished
awe-struck
scared rigid
in a frenzy
paralyzed
US
speechless
paralysed
UK
aroused
amazed
panicked
overcome
benumbed
transfixed
surprised
rabbity
chicken-hearted
sissy
mousy
butterflies
shivery
jellyfish
immobilised
UK
immobilized
US
overanxious
quaking
quivering
deterred
disillusioned
discouraged
bullied
shrinking
in a flat spin
spooky
having kittens
very scared
pusillanimous
fretful
pathetic
gutless
impotent
dispirited
demoralized
US
downcast
spiritless
apprehensive about
intimidated by
characterless
alarmed at
frozen with fear
goose-bumpy
nerveless
faint-hearted
wet
hectic
in awe
desperate
flushed
flurried
intense
skittish
demoralised
UK
aquiver
high-strung
adrenalized
irresolute
emotional
unreluctant
irrational
distracted
flighty
hesitant
wrought-up
overactive
overexcited
febrile
fraught
hot under the collar
hyped-up
afire
atingle
heated
hyperexcited
weak-kneed
obsessed
preoccupied
restless
wound up
yellow-bellied
strained
suspicious
trepidatious
foreboding
mistrustful
doubtful
neurotic
uncertain
stiff
weak
soft
zipped up
hot
juiced up
keyed up
hot and bothered
worried sick
having butterflies in the stomach
in a dither
gun-shy
having a funny feeling
having stage fright
on tenterhooks
biting nails
angst-ridden
oppressed
bedevilled
UK
beleaguered
hinky
goosey
insecure
atwitter
queasy
queazy
excited
afflicted
asea
harassed
riled
pestered
perplexed
put out
harried
vexed
exacerbated
beset
puzzled
harrowed
displeased
chagrined
worried stiff
miffed
inconvenienced
discombobulated
aggravated
pained
irked
confused
mortified
irritated
haunted
preyed upon
visited by
bedeviled
US
overstrung
toey
strung up
squirrelly
strung out
in a stew
all of a dither
all of a lather
in a twitter
in a state of agitation
on pins and needles
in a twit
like a cat on a hot tin roof
uncomfortable
unglued
shaking
in a state of nerves
all of a doodah
excitable
shook up
like a cat on hot bricks
angsty
highly strung
wrought up
muddled
a bundle of nerves
taut
hurt
careful
fretting
fevered
grieved
sad
saddened
unhappy
hassled
unrelaxed
under stress
gutted
choked
discountenanced
disappointed
angstful
solicitous
bugged
thrown
sensitive
angered
a wreck
blue
stressed out
cut up
broken up
with one's stomach in knots
impressed
shy
skittery
hunted
brittle
spasmodic
fluttery
in awe of
submissive
easily frightened
easily agitated
frazzled
overemotional
white-knuckled
watchful
subjugated
frisky
creepy
unrestful
dreading
in suspense
angry
falling apart
histrionic
shot to pieces
in a spin
like a fish out of water
sweating bullets
a basket case
offended
fretted
downtrodden
low
verklempt
unzipped
wounded
in disorder
clutched
come apart
psyched out
bummed out
at sixes and sevens
all torn up
broken
irritable
more ❯
Verb
▲
Past tense for to inspire of fill with amazement or wonder
amazed
astonished
overwhelmed
impressed
stunned
dazzled
overawed
stupefied
struck
stricken
flabbergasted
enthralled
floored
overcame
overcome
overpowered
whelmed
blew away
blown away
got to
gotten to
astounded
stirred
bedazzled
excited
bowled over
fascinated
touched
hypnotized
US
spellbound
staggered
hypnotised
UK
moved
knocked out
dazed
dumbfounded
affected
swept someone off their feet
thrilled
electrified
enthused
grabbed
roused
left speechless
stimulated
slayed
taken your breath away
took your breath away
cut a figure
struck dumb
stricken dumb
took aback
taken aback
captivated
enchanted
galvanized
US
surprised
exhilarated
blinded
psyched
aroused
delighted
buffaloed
bewildered
galvanised
UK
wowed
slain
slew
made splash
confounded
psyched out
swept off feet
blew your mind
blown your mind
perplexed
made a splash
scored with
knocked dead
registered with
boggled the mind
hit for six
charmed
knocked for six
knocked sideways
shocked
crushed
devastated
prostrated
confused
mesmerized
US
overmastered
shaken
shook
swamped
gripped
arrested
oppressed
puzzled
discomposed
nonplussed
chagrined
disturbed
knocked over
rendered speechless
made emotional
ground down
snowed under
swept over
mesmerised
UK
done in
did in
more ❯
“His courage would
awe
me, and still does to this day.”
Verb
▲
Past tense for to inspire or overcome with fear, typically mixed with puzzlement or wonder
scared
intimidated
frightened
terrified
daunted
alarmed
cowed
horrified
startled
appalled
disturbed
oppressed
upset
panicked
shocked
spooked
terrorized
US
affrighted
frighted
put the fear of God into
alarumed
scarified
scared to death
terrorised
UK
agitated
disconcerted
petrified
unnerved
put the wind up
scared the bejesus out of
dismayed
perturbed
disquieted
chilled
deterred
made one's blood run cold
made one's hair stand on end
ruffled
browbeat
put off
unsettled
worried
fazed
discomforted
discouraged
unhinged
disheartened
repelled
demoralized
US
stiffed
demoralised
UK
scared witless
filled with fear
struck terror into
stricken terror into
scared stiff
scared away
chilled to the bone
scared the pants off
scared off
made teeth chatter
scared someone out of their wits
scared the living daylights out of
filled with terror
made one's flesh creep
made someone jump out of their skin
frightened out of your wits
shaken
shook
bullied
overawed
psyched out
subdued
flustered
browbeaten
made nervous
rattled
surprised
bulldozed
unmanned
astounded
tormented
paralyzed
US
frightened to death
stunned
stupefied
paralysed
UK
frightened off
paralysed with fear
curdled the blood
curdles the blood
chilled to the marrow
flabbergasted
given someone goose pimples
gave someone goose pimples
got the wind up
scared the daylights out of
scared the hell out of
frightened the life out of
gave one the creeps
sent into a cold sweat
sprung
given one the creeps
scared someone half to death
thrown into a blue funk
frightened the living daylights out of
scared the life out of
inspired panic in
staggered
threw into a blue funk
scared the pants off of
made someone shake in their shoes
sprung on
made jump
frightened someone out of their wits
consternated
frozen
froze
stricken terror in
struck terror in
stricken fear into
struck fear into
threw into a panic
thrown into a panic
gave someone the heebie-jeebies
given someone the heebie-jeebies
frozen your blood
froze your blood
thrown into a fright
threw into a fright
took aback
gave someone a jolt
given someone a fright
sprang on
gave a turn
shaken up
given a shock
gave a shock
shook up
sprang
gave someone a fright
given someone a jolt
taken aback
given a turn
more ❯
“Burke demonized them, using images which sought to
awe
and terrify the readers into submission to his arguments and into a fear of the revolution.”
Verb
▲
Past tense for to (attempt to) intimidate, especially by filling with fear, amazement or confusion
intimidated
bullied
browbeat
browbeaten
coerced
bulldozed
terrorised
UK
terrorized
US
threatened
harassed
pressurised
UK
pressurized
US
hectored
tyrannised
UK
tyrannized
US
domineered
menaced
dragooned
oppressed
pressured
badgered
compelled
railroaded
harried
bludgeoned
plagued
steamrollered
buffaloed
cowed
strong-armed
pushed around
leaned on
picked on
pushed about
used strong-arm tactics on
frightened
scared
daunted
unnerved
subdued
overawed
terrified
dismayed
disconcerted
psyched out
abashed
deterred
blackjacked
alarmed
discouraged
discomfited
bullyragged
fazed
bogarted
rattled
ruffled
persecuted
tormented
affrighted
put off
mau-maued
scared the bejesus out of
scared off
bewildered
confused
perplexed
nonplussed
overwhelmed
spooked
confounded
disquieted
perturbed
unsettled
discomposed
flustered
made anxious
agitated
troubled
bothered
made uneasy
forced
petrified
baffled
destabilized
US
unbalanced
jolted
hounded
impressed
disheartened
mystified
flummoxed
embarrassed
destabilised
UK
blinded
blinded someone with something
constrained
obliged
blustered
turned on the heat
enforced
pulled the rug from under
twisted someone's arm
pulled the rug out from under
shaken
threw
shook
thrown
took your breath away
taken your breath away
took aback
shaken up
shook up
taken aback
thrown off balance
threw off balance
rid
rode
ridden
put the screws on
dominated
put pressure on
bossed about
bossed around
ordered about
ordered around
subjugated
lorded it over
bossed
hassled
squeezed
dictated to
victimized
US
victimised
UK
repressed
prest
pressed
put the frighteners on
dictated
rode roughshod over
ridden roughshod over
beset
walked all over
called the shots
put screws to
put the heat on
put the squeeze on
ruled with a rod of iron
put the bite on
kept under thumb
ruled with an iron hand
given orders to
gave orders to
commanded
ruled
hustled
suppressed
prevailed
predominated
preponderated
reigned
crushed
enslaved
swaggered
bended
bent
henpecked
trampled
controlled
lorded
told someone what to do
made things hot for someone
made
assailed
cajoled
wheedled
importuned
goaded
impelled
pushed
kept down
made it hot for someone
argued
obligated
held down
trampled on
domineered over
muscled
besieged
talked
sandbagged
swayed
treated harshly
ruled the roost
ground down
kicked around
run the show
ruled despotically
thrown your weight around
lorded over
led by the nose
run things
insisted on
threw your weight around
mangled
laid down the law
had someone under your thumb
pushed the buttons
come at
brought someone to their knees
acted the tin god
trampled underfoot
brought pressure to bear on
brought pressure to bear
vexed
pulled rank on
treated brutally
prevailed on
imposed on
vext
bent to your will
had someone do something
overborne
overbore
gave orders
given orders
drave
driven
druv
drove
came at
ran the show
was in the saddle
been in the saddle
were in the saddle
ran things
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“Fullerton adopted a stern manner in order to
awe
the witness out of his propensity to preface his remarks.”
Verb
▲
Past tense for to diminish the confidence or courage of
discouraged
disheartened
dispirited
dismayed
depressed
daunted
demoralised
UK
demoralized
US
dejected
distressed
unnerved
cowed
crushed
chilled
alarmed
abashed
dashed
unmanned
troubled
scared
bothered
frustrated
afflicted
vexed
vext
confused
disappointed
tried
appalled
overawed
irked
drooped
prostrated
repressed
cast down
made despondent
weighed heavily on
made downhearted
psyched out
beat down
beaten down
dampened the spirits of
broke one's heart
broken one's heart
put a damper on
caused to lose heart
took the wind out of your sails
taken the wind out of your sails
Verb
▲
Past tense for to cause to be amazed or astonished
stupefied
stunned
amazed
astonished
bewildered
confounded
dumbfounded
astounded
confused
flabbergasted
perplexed
startled
surprised
floored
dazed
shocked
staggered
overwhelmed
bemused
befuddled
rocked
dumfounded
thunderstruck
thunderstricken
fazed
surprized
dazzled
numbed
besotted
besotten
took aback
taken aback
bowled over
shook up
shaken up
blew away
blown away
knocked for six
left open-mouthed
knocked sideways
knocked senseless
hit like a ton of bricks
appalled
jolted
upset
disconcerted
unsettled
dismayed
jarred
electrified
hit like ton of bricks
horrified
outraged
disgusted
offended
revolted
nonplussed
sickened
scandalized
US
nauseated
traumatized
US
disquieted
agitated
repelled
distressed
disturbed
benumbed
provoked
unnerved
displeased
perturbed
discomposed
paralysed
UK
rattled
petrified
alarmed
discomfited
consternated
abashed
angered
overcome
antagonized
US
scandalised
UK
devastated
paralyzed
US
traumatised
UK
insulted
antagonised
UK
rendered speechless
stopped someone in their tracks
left aghast
caused wonder
sprung on
thrown a curve
threw a curve
taken the wind out of your sails
setted someone back on their heels
knocked out
grossed out
took the wind out of your sails
completely surprised
raised someone's eyebrows
shaken
shook
threw
thrown
overcame
struck dumb
stricken dumb
gave offence to
given offence to
shaken out of your complacency
gave a turn
shook out of your complacency
given a turn
stricken with awe
struck with awe
sprang on
took your breath away
taken your breath away
blew your mind
blown your mind
caught off balance
knocked for a loop
put one away
boggled the mind
knocked the stuffing out of
puzzled
taken by surprise
took by surprise
boggled
flummoxed
impressed
beat
stumped
knocked over with feather
bamboozled
discombobulated
addled
fuddled
vexed
vext
moved
struck
muddled
touched
foxed
disoriented
affected
buffaloed
overawed
befogged
gravelled
UK
graveled
US
mazed
delighted
shattered
muddied
got
posed
fogged
obfuscated
wildered
mystified
distracted
baffled
setted someone thinking
mixed up
made someone scratch their head
knocked over
screwed up
caused to be at a stand
stricken
beaten
gotten
gat
threw into a tizzy
thrown into a tizzy
thrown off balance
threw off balance
given a shock
gave a shock
more ❯
Verb
▲
Past tense for to captivate or inspire awe in
scintillated
captivated
charmed
beguiled
bewitched
enchanted
enthralled
mesmerised
UK
mesmerized
US
dazzled
enraptured
entranced
fascinated
magnetised
UK
magnetized
US
absorbed
absorpt
allured
delighted
stimulated
impressed
held spellbound
put horns on
cast a spell on
put the whammy on
put under magic spell
ravished
spellbound
hypnotized
US
attracted
seduced
wiled
witched
killed
transfixed
raptured
hypnotised
UK
knocked out
knocked dead
sent
tickled pink
wowed
turned on
vamped
captured
swept off feet
tricked
tickle to death
bedevilled
UK
tickled
slayed
controlled
voodooed
bedeviled
US
tickled to death
drawn
took
slain
taken
forspoken
drew
forspoke
slew
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