dumbfounding
dumbfounding adjective: bewildering; astonishing. Also the present participle and gerund of dumbfound.
Adjective
dumbfounding (comparative more dumbfounding, superlative most dumbfounding)
Also used as
dumbfounding is also the present participle and gerund of dumbfound.
Forms of dumbfounding
| comparative | more dumbfounding |
|---|---|
| superlative | most dumbfounding |
| alternative form | dumfounding |
Words formed from dumbfounding
Questions about dumbfounding
- What does dumbfounding mean?
- Dumbfounding means bewildering; astonishing.
- What part of speech is dumbfounding?
- Dumbfounding is an adjective.
Words near dumbfounding in the dictionary
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