stunning

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    commanding attention
    causing great astonishment and consternation
    causing or capable of causing bewilderment or shock or insensibility
    strikingly beautiful or attractive

Word Origin

stunning (adj.)
1660s, "dazzling," present participle adjective from stun (v.). Popularized for "splendid, excellent" c. 1849. Related: Stunningly.

Example

1. It was a stunning act of radicalism , which has lasted .
2. Hundreds of thousands throng the main square of an arab capital in a stunning show of defiance .
3. The rise of china 's banks is stunning and a little frightening .
4. With the stunning , tragic attacks in norway , that has now changed .
5. The light will brightly illuminate your subject , bringing out stunning catchlights .

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