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You're astounding

🇬🇧 UK //əˈstaʊndɪŋ// 🇺🇸 US //əˈstaʊndɪŋ//

Meaning of You're astounding

You are extremely impressive or surprising.

In simple words: You are amazing or surprising.

You're astounding in a sentence

• Your performance tonight was astounding!
• The artwork in the gallery is truly astounding.
• You're astounding in how you handle difficult situations.
• It was astounding to see how much everyone improved this year.
• The scientist's discoveries were astounding and changed the world.

How to use You're astounding

Use this phrase to express admiration for someone's talent or achievement. It's suitable for formal and informal contexts. Avoid using overly casual language when speaking to authority figures.

Grammar pattern

standalone compliment

Memory hint

Astounding sounds like 'a sound thing' – something truly impressive!

Related words

Collocations with You're astounding

• astounding talent
• astounding achievement
• astounding performance

Synonyms for You're astounding

• amazing
• incredible
• remarkable
• breathtaking
• extraordinary

Common mistakes with You're astounding

• Confused with 'astounding' as a verb.
• Misusing the phrase in self-praise instead of complimenting others.
• Incorrectly using in contexts that don't relate to accomplishment.

Frequently asked questions about "You're astounding"

What does "You're astounding" mean?

You are amazing or surprising.

What is the definition of "You're astounding"?

You are extremely impressive or surprising.

How do you use "You're astounding" in a sentence?

Your performance tonight was astounding!

Can you give another example of "You're astounding"?

The artwork in the gallery is truly astounding.

What are synonyms for "You're astounding"?

Common alternatives include amazing, incredible, remarkable, breathtaking, extraordinary.

What words go with "You're astounding"?

It commonly pairs with astounding talent, astounding achievement, astounding performance.

What are common mistakes when using "You're astounding"?

Confused with 'astounding' as a verb. Misusing the phrase in self-praise instead of complimenting others. Incorrectly using in contexts that don't relate to accomplishment.

How do you pronounce "You're astounding"?

US: //əˈstaʊndɪŋ//, UK: //əˈstaʊndɪŋ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "You're astounding"?

Use this phrase to express admiration for someone's talent or achievement. It's suitable for formal and informal contexts. Avoid using overly casual language when speaking to authority figures.