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1. (n.) consternation
a sudden, alarming amazement or dread that results in utter confusion; dismay.
Etymology: (1605–15; < L)
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| Definition of 'consternation' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) alarm, dismay, consternation
fear resulting from the awareness of danger
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| Definition of 'consternation' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) consternation
amazement or horror that confounds the faculties, and incapacitates for reflection; terror, combined with amazement; dismay
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Sense: astonishment or dismay
To my consternation, when I reached home I found I had lost the key of the house.
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 Afrikaans: ontsteltenis, verslaenhei |
 Arabic: دَهْشَه، ذُهول |
 Bulgarian: смайване |
 Brazilian: consternação |
 Czech: zděšení, úžas |
 German: die Bestürzung |
 Danish: bestyrtelse |
 Greek: ταραχή, αναστάτωση |
 Spanish: consternación |
 Estonian: jahmatus |
 Farsi: بهت؛ حیرت |
 Finnish: tyrmistys |
 French: consternation |
 Hebrew: תַּדהֵמָה |
 Hindi: विस्मय, घबराहट |
 Croatian: prepast, zaprepaštenje, u |
 Hungarian: megdöbbenés |
 Indonesian: kecewa |
 Icelandic: undrun og skelfing |
 Italian: costernazione |
 Japanese: ろうばい |
 Korean: 대경실색 |
 Lithuanian: siaubas |
 Latvian: samulsums; apjukums |
 Malay: kebingungan |
 Dutch: ontsteltenis |
 Norwegian: forferdelse, bestyrtelse |
 Polish: konsternacja, przerażenie |
 Persian: بهت؛ حیرت |
 Pashto: ويره (چه دسړى لاس او پښير |
 Portuguese: consternação |
 Romanian: consternare |
 Russian: ужас |
 Slovak: úžas |
 Slovenian: osuplost |
 Serbian: zapanjenost |
 Swedish: bestörtning |
 Thai: ความรู้สึกตกตะลึง |
 Turkish: şaşkınlık, korku |
 Taiwanese: 驚愕 |
 Ukrainian: переляк, приголомшення |
 Urdu: خوف واستعجاب، مايوسى |
 Vietnamese: sự kinh hoàng |
 Chinese: 惊愕 |
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