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• v  affect with wonder

• It was to astonish their peers that Packard Engineers Woolson and Lees had flown the 650 wind-jostled miles from Detroit.
• He added: "The absence of fear continues to astonish me.
• A palace intruder gives new urgency to an old refrainGod take care of this monarch as well, especially since her protectors last week seemed astonish ingly inept at doing.

• amaze
• astound

News & Articles

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  June 19, 2013 - PRWeb

Quotes

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• Michael Ignatieff in CBC.ca
  A strategy for recovery must be a strategy for learning. We must create a society where learning is a way of life and learning is lifelong,Ignatieff said. "If you ask what I want for Canada, it is this: That we surprise ourselves, astonish...
• Philipp Lahm in SkySports
  Do not worry, it would astonish me if I wasn't ready for this match, it is not as serious as all that,said Lahm. "And also I have time to rest and the body can absorb the pain during a day off."
• Cardinal Godfried Daneels in AFP
  I cannot recall such a conversation and it would astonish me if I had paid no attention to such a message or had forgotten it,Danneels said.