flabbergastation (Meaning)

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flabbergastation (n.)

The state of being flabbergasted.

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The unexpected revelation left me flabbergastation, unable to comprehend its implications.
The sight of the giant, winged creature caused a wave of flabbergastation to wash over the onlookers.
The news of her sudden departure filled me with flabbergastation, leaving me stunned and bewildered.
The sheer arrogance of his demands left me flabbergastation, as I struggled to believe his audacity.
The intricate details and hidden meanings in the painting left me in a state of flabbergastation, marveling at its genius.
The unexpected twist in the plot left the audience flabbergastation, as they struggled to process the shocking developments.
The sudden influx of visitors to the small town created a sense of flabbergastation among the locals, as they grappled with the influx of strangers.
The discovery of an ancient artifact sent archaeologists into a frenzy of flabbergastation, prompting them to revise their understanding of history.
The sheer size and majesty of the ancient ruins left me flabbergastation, filling me with a profound sense of awe and wonder.
The intricate and unexpected dance moves left the judges flabbergastation, as they struggled to comprehend the performer's artistry.

The state of being flabbergasted.

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The unexpected revelation left me flabbergastation, unable to comprehend its implications.

The sight of the giant, winged creature caused a wave of flabbergastation to wash over the onlookers.

The news of her sudden departure filled me with flabbergastation, leaving me stunned and bewildered.

The sheer arrogance of his demands left me flabbergastation, as I struggled to believe his audacity.