amaze
/ə ˈmeɪz/
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Definition(s):
- (v) affect with wonder
- (v) be a mystery or bewildering to
Usage(s):
- It never ceased to amaze new acquaintances: I grew up just one block from the television legend.
- In Return, the giant trolls, four-tusked elephants and flying, screeching serpents of Mordor will amaze adults and may startle small children.
- Regardless of the outcome, the whole thing does not fail to amaze me.
Quotes
- "It never ceases to amaze me, the PGA Tour," Perry said. "There are tournaments where I'll shoot 6 or 7 under and that's as good as I can play and the winner is 21 under and I'm thinking, 'How did they do that? Did they quit after 15 or...on Aug 21, 2008 By: Kenny Perry Source: Centre Daily Times
- "The kids never cease to amaze us," Trebek said.on May 21, 2008 By: Alex Trebek Source: International Herald Tribune
- "He never ceases to amaze me," Randolph said. "He's one of those players, with everything he does we just look at each other and say wow."on Apr 6, 2007 By: Willie Randolph Source: USA Today
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