B1adjective 2K

Amazed

🇬🇧 UK /["/əˈmeɪzd/"]/ 🇺🇸 US /["/əˈmeɪzd/"]/

Meaning of Amazed

very surprised

In simple words: Very surprised or impressed.

Amazed in a sentence

• I was amazed by the stunning performance of the dancers.
• She looked amazed when she saw the beautiful sunset.
• Everyone was amazed at how quickly he solved the puzzle.
• I am always amazed by the creativity of the artists in this gallery.
• He was amazed to learn that he had won the competition.

How to use Amazed

Use 'amazed' to describe feelings of wonder or admiration. It's suitable for both formal and informal contexts. Avoid using it in casual or playful settings where lighter expressions like 'wow' might be better.

Grammar pattern

amazed + by/at + object

Memory hint

Sounds like 'a-maze'd' – imagine walking through a magical maze that surprises you!

Related words

Collocations with Amazed

• be
• look
• seem
• absolutely
• completely
• just
• at
• by
• continue to be amazed
• never cease to be amazed
• shocked and amazed

Synonyms for Amazed

• astonished
• surprised
• astounded
• stunned
• dumbfounded

Opposites of Amazed

• unimpressed
• bored

Common mistakes with Amazed

• Confused with 'amazing' – 'amazed' describes a feeling, while 'amazing' describes something that causes that feeling.
• Using 'amazed' without an object – remember to express what caused the amazement.
• Overusing in casual conversation – save for moments of genuine surprise.

Frequently asked questions about Amazed

What does Amazed mean?

Very surprised or impressed.

What is the definition of Amazed?

very surprised

How do you use Amazed in a sentence?

I was amazed by the stunning performance of the dancers.

Can you give another example of Amazed?

She looked amazed when she saw the beautiful sunset.

What are synonyms for Amazed?

Common alternatives include astonished, surprised, astounded, stunned, dumbfounded.

What is the opposite of Amazed?

Opposite meanings include unimpressed, bored.

What words go with Amazed?

It commonly pairs with be, look, seem, absolutely, completely, just, at, by, continue to be amazed, never cease to be amazed, shocked and amazed.

What are common mistakes when using Amazed?

Confused with 'amazing' – 'amazed' describes a feeling, while 'amazing' describes something that causes that feeling. Using 'amazed' without an object – remember to express what caused the amazement. Overusing in casual conversation – save for moments of genuine surprise.

How do you pronounce Amazed?

US: /["/əˈmeɪzd/"]/, UK: /["/əˈmeɪzd/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Amazed?

Use 'amazed' to describe feelings of wonder or admiration. It's suitable for both formal and informal contexts. Avoid using it in casual or playful settings where lighter expressions like 'wow' might be better.

What CEFR level is Amazed?

"Amazed" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.