flabbergast

Object

• bit: He said he's " a bit flabbergasted " to win.

Infinitive complement

• find: The poor man is absolutely flabbergasted to find himself under suspicion.

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: Stephen Ashworth, a governor at Lewes, says: " I'm absolutely flabbergasted.
• completely: I was, and indeed still am, completely flabbergasted.
• totally: Also I am totally flabbergasted that SCCC would accept this shoddy piece of programming which could cost them dearly in terms of lost subscriptions.
• so: Never, have I seen a person so flabbergasted, so stunned.
• slightly: I'm also slightly flabbergasted that they're 40 % taller than they were just seventeen days ago.
• all: Paula had asked Susy were there any girls houses in the Cenacolo, I think we were all flabbergasted when she said yes.