Synonyms for More awe struck:
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adj.
• bewildered
- Awe-struck
, - Misled
, - Punchy
, - Reeling
, - Staggered
, - Stumped
, - addled
, - agape
, - aghast
, - agog
, - appalled
, - astonished
, - astounded
, - awed
, - baffled
, - befuddled
, - bowled over
, - dazed
, - dazzled
, - disconcerted
, - dizzy
, - dumbfounded
, - dumbstruck
, - flabbergasted
, - flipped out
, - floored
, - flustered
, - giddy
, - in a dither
, - lost
, - muddled
, - mystified
, - perplexed
, - puzzled
, - rattled
, - shocked
, - shook up
, - speechless
, - startled
, - stunned
, - stupefied
, - surprised
, - taken aback
, - thrown
, - thunderstruck
, - uncertain
, - unglued
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What are the hypernyms for More awe struck?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more awe struck?
The antonyms for the phrase "more awe struck" include words like unimpressed, disinterested, indifferent, unconcerned, and nonchalant. If you are not "more awe struck," then you are not feeling impressed or amazed by something. You may feel indifferent or uninterested in the subject matter, or you may be at ease and unphased by the situation. These antonyms suggest a lack of emotional investment in the experience or event being witnessed. When you are "more awe struck," you are feeling a sense of wonder or amazement, but the antonyms for this phrase indicate the opposite state of mind.
What are the antonyms for More awe struck?
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