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awestruck

American  
[aw-struhk] / ˈɔˌstrʌk /
Also awe-struck,

adjective

  1. filled with awe.

awestruck British  
/ ˈɔːˌstrʌk /

adjective

  1. overcome or filled with awe

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Etymology

Origin of awestruck

First recorded in 1625–35

Example Sentences

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“What an impossibility!” he said in an awestruck voice.

From Literature

One was the awestruck girl from the South discovering New York City for the first time, another was the hunky model, aspiring actor, and so on.

From The Wall Street Journal

He said the volatility in recent weeks has left him and other investors feeling “awestruck and dumbfounded at times.”

From The Wall Street Journal

A soft chiming filled the room as the light illuminated their awestruck faces.

From Literature

“Are you sure she’s your ma?” one of her teenage son’s awestruck friends asks while gazing up at her.

From Salon

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