Preposition: with

• amazement: Disco, speechless with amazement, rose up and sprang to the helm.

• rage: The Turk was almost speechless with rage and expected me to buy a replacement.

• astonishment: I'm quite speechless with astonishment ( and no small amount of delight ).

• horror: CHAPTER X THE two boys flew on and on, toward the village, speechless with horror.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• leave: His no nonsense, high impact approach to Magic leaves any spectator speechless.

• render: As well as rendering little girls speechless, it's a life saver for busy mums.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: I cannot believe it, I am almost speechless.

• absolutely: Every guest commented on how beautiful they looked and I was left absolutely speechless by the displays.

• totally: I am totally speechless about the level of debt being piled on by people!

• quite: I was quite speechless at this unusually brave behavior.

• just: I didn't even expect to be a runner-up, so I was just speechless when I won first prize.

• literally: This has the effect of knocking out one or more of those storyboard pictures and can make some people quite literally speechless.

Used with adjective complement

• render: Thursday 18th May 2006 You could be rendered speechless.

• stand: I stood speechless, my mouth open a little.

• leave: On arrival, many guests are left speechless at the natural beauty of the location.

• remain: While Barry Davies remained speechless, the RSPB switchboard went into meltdown.

• become: On the tenth, in the morning, had become speechless; great coldness; acute fever; much perspiration; he died.

• strike: Struck speechless first by my relief, I continued silent from a very different cause.

Modifies a noun

• totaly: A Customer from liverpool england, 8th November, 2004 im speechless totaly lost for words BE WARNED... ... ... ...

• awe: Nonetheless, faith likes to grab a hold of these mind-boggling images as an expression of that speechless awe.