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Discover LudwigThe phrase "astonished voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the tone or manner in which someone speaks when they are surprised or amazed.
Example: "She spoke in an astonished voice, unable to believe what she had just witnessed."
Alternatives: "amazed tone" or "surprised voice."
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It is possible that Colette, upon seeing Hepburn for the first time, said, "Look at her, she's charming," but surely not in such an astonished voice.
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Checkout lady: (in a befuddled nearly astonished voice) WHAT!?!?
I am an ex-South African but I think her unique voice will astonish everyone.
And something in the way he had said "if you wouldn't mind that" — some mild formality, but also an uncertainty in his voice — astonished her.
When Dreamland was released, critics were astonished by her voice's uncanny resemblance to Billie Holiday's, all the more surprising since Peyroux was only 22. How, people wondered, could she have arrived at such sweetly aching sounds?
If an unknown steps up and sings Janis Joplin, you can admire how well they perform the songs, but not be astonished that their voice sounds like that legendary singer.
One reporter called Australia and was astonished when her mother's voice came out of the plastic-covered device.
After Saturday's game, he said he was astonished by the number of voice mail messages, text messages and Twitter messages he received.
The interpreter is astonished.
Far more recently, we can see here at Harvard how our inattentiveness to the power and appeal of conservative voices left much of our community astonished — blindsided by the outcome of last fall's election.
Ross Raisin astonished reviewers with his creation of a new fictional voice in God's Own Country.
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