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amazed at vs amazed by

Both 'amazed at' and 'amazed by' are correct and commonly used in English. The choice between them depends on the context and personal preference.

Last updated: April 01, 2024

amazed at

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

The phrase 'amazed at' is used to express surprise or wonder about something. It is followed by the cause of amazement.

Examples:

  • I was amazed at the beautiful sunset.
  • She was amazed at how quickly he finished the project.
  • I was amazed at the confidence with which he conducted my compositions.
  • I'm still amazed at how incredibly cheap this house.
  • I'm kind of amazed at myself.
  • I was amazed at how Jaime had captured the essence of Ray Charles.
  • I'm just amazed at how quickly you got this place together.
  • I think you will be amazed at what happened.
  • Ultimately, Westerners are amazed at Russian speed and efficiency.
  • They're amazed at my recovery.
  • You'd be amazed at what I can do.
  • I'm amazed at the patience of your ex-husband.
  • And then I was amazed at what role technology played in your recovery.
  • I'm amazed at his suffering, his pain.
  • He was amazed at my Latin.
  • I'm just amazed at the body's will to live.
  • You'd be amazed at the little forgotten treasures left behind by previous occupants.
  • You'll be amazed at how it will impact your life.
  • I'm always amazed at how convenient this new information is.
  • Joseph is there, surely amazed at what had just happened.
  • You will be amazed at what you see.
  • You'd be amazed at how attractive

Alternatives:

  • surprised by
  • astonished by
  • impressed by
  • shocked by
  • awestruck by

amazed by

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

The phrase 'amazed by' is used to indicate the source of the amazement. It is followed by the thing or person causing the amazement.

Examples:

  • He was amazed by her talent.
  • They were amazed by the magician's tricks.
  • I just continue to be amazed by which part of "shut-in" is unclear to you guys.
  • I'm just amazed by this car.
  • I will never cease to be amazed by your ignorance and stupidity.
  • I was amazed by Mr. Hill's generosity.
  • Everyone's been amazed by the progress and the dedication.
  • I must tell Your Majesty that the Milanese Ambassador was amazed by you.
  • I never cease to be amazed by your skill, Abby.
  • When I did, I was amazed by the response.
  • I was amazed by it for some reason.
  • I was so amazed by this man.
  • I was really amazed by all the stories that started flooding in.
  • I'm just amazed by this car.
  • I was always so amazed by how strong you were.
  • I think others too will be amazed by the European Commission's brevity.
  • I mean, honestly, I was just so amazed by his apartment.
  • I must say we were amazed by the number of applications received.
  • I am constantly amazed by the depths of the human heart.
  • Mr President, I am amazed by the way Mr Klinz is acting.
  • They're both amazed by the random chance that led them to find them.
  • When I first saw Pixar's "Luxo Jr.," I was amazed by how much emotion they could put into something as trivial as a desk lamp.

Alternatives:

  • surprised at
  • astonished at
  • impressed by
  • shocked by
  • awestruck by

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