past participle. Amazed, astonished, astounded.

Filled with wonder or admiration. Obsolete. rare.

Greatly surprised, amazed, astonished. archaic.

That marvels; filled with astonishment.

Filled with wonder, astonishment, or great surprise; astounded. Also: expressing or characterized by these feelings.

Characterized by or full of admiration; admiring.

figurative. = thunderstruck, adj. 2.

That wonders.

figurative. Struck with sudden amazement, terror, or the like; greatly amazed, astonished, terrified, or confounded.

In a ‘dump’, amazed, perplexed; to strike dump, to strike with amazement. (But perhaps an error for to strike dumb.) Obsolete.

Transported spiritually, by religious feeling or inspiration. With beside, beyond, from, out of (oneself), into. Obsolete.

Of a person or group: struck with wonder, astonishment, or surprise. Now rare.

Amazed, full of surprised wonder.

Experiencing strong feelings of excitement, expectation, anticipation, etc., such as might make one hold one's breath. Also: designating the…

Not breathing or respiring; esp. holding the breath; breathless.

In an astounded or amazed state. Frequently with stand. Also as adj.: astounded, amazed.

Shocked mentally, amazed; confounded with surprise and wonder.

Of a person or his or her faculties: confused, bewildered; †amazed, flabbergasted (obsolete); (U.S. slang) spec. befuddled with alcohol, intoxicated…

figurative. struck with thunder = thunderstruck, adj. 2a. rare.

Excited to wonder by something unexpected; affected or characterized by surprise.

Amazed, astounded, mentally overwhelmed; mentally exhausted (esp. as a result of drug use).

Amazed, astounded; = gobsmacked, adj.