stunning
adjective
[ ˈstʌnɪŋ ]
• extremely impressive or attractive.
• "she looked stunning"
Similar:
remarkable,
extraordinary,
staggering,
incredible,
impressive,
outstanding,
amazing,
astonishing,
marvellous,
phenomenal,
splendid,
imposing,
breathtaking,
thrilling,
mind-boggling,
mind-blowing,
out of this world,
fabulous,
fab,
super,
fantastic,
tremendous,
wondrous,
beautiful,
handsome,
attractive,
lovely,
good-looking,
comely,
pretty,
sexy,
sensational,
radiant,
ravishing,
striking,
dazzling,
devastating,
wonderful,
magnificent,
glorious,
captivating,
bewitching,
charming,
alluring,
exquisite,
bonny,
gorgeous,
drop-dead gorgeous,
amazeballs,
easy on the eye,
knockout,
smashing,
bootylicious,
on fleek,
beauteous,
pulchritudinous,
stun
verb
• knock unconscious or into a dazed or semi-conscious state.
• "the man was stunned by a blow to the head"
Similar:
daze,
stupefy,
knock senseless,
knock unconscious,
knock out,
lay out,
knock for six,
• astonish or shock (someone) so that they are temporarily unable to react.
• "the community was stunned by the tragedy"
Similar:
astound,
amaze,
astonish,
startle,
take someone's breath away,
dumbfound,
stupefy,
overwhelm,
stagger,
shock,
confound,
take aback,
shake up,
flabbergast,
knock for six,
knock sideways,
hit like a ton of bricks,
bowl over,
floor,
blow away,
Origin:
Middle English: shortening of Old French estoner ‘astonish’.
