awestruck
مرعوب
definition
adjective
people were awestruck by the pictures sent back to earth
filled with or revealing awe.
example
The way you use words to exact the maximum meaning with such simplicity leaves me 'awestruck' .
We were 'awestruck' by the amazing views down the ravine and on to the river.
Local children watched 'awestruck' as Her Excellency's helicopter touched down in the local sports ground.
Even looking at the graphics doesn't instill any sense of 'awestruck' wonder.
I have been 'awestruck' by this man for a year now and he just keeps getting better.
The failure of civil servants was that they regarded him with 'awestruck' reverence.
If his hosts had heard it before, they were too 'awestruck' to let it show.
When you first do the space walk you are just utterly 'awestruck' for the first few seconds about how beautiful it is.
But their 'awestruck' silence was soon replaced by gales of laughter when their teacher read the letter out loud.
She was surrounded by a group of 'awestruck' teenagers all snapping away on their camera phones.
We were both 'awestruck' by our initial view of the country - and equally stiff and tired.
He was such an impressive person and I was 'awestruck' when I met him for the first time.
He fielded questions about education reform and alcoholism from his visibly 'awestruck' guests.
I was too 'awestruck' to get any pictures; fortunately, Luke was there to handle it.
At each home, Bakshi would ask the 'awestruck' man how much he thought his hut was worth.
When he stopped, it took almost five seconds for the 'awestruck' audience to realise it.
But I also feel a little 'awestruck' at the artfulness and audacity of it all.
At the nearby aquarium, the children were 'awestruck' by the different kinds of fish.
The audience, suitably 'awestruck' , could only stare in wonder.
And as he left the auditorium the 'awestricken' crowd got to their feet and cheered him on…
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