Definition of awed in English:

awed

adjective ɔːdɔd

Filled with awe or wonder.
he spoke in a hushed, awed whisper
I watched her in awed silence
Example sentencesExamples
- It was in this awed state that we very nearly bypassed the very pinnacle of ancient Roman architecture: The Colosseum.
- Separate fields show electric trains rumbling over rails, waved on by awed peasant girls.
- By 1967 the cable car had reached the peak, giving awed tourists a view that only a few hardy mountaineers had ever seen.
- To awed churchgoers, the multicoloured windows telling the stories of the Gospels in glowing light must have been as captivating as a modern movie.
- There was a long, awed silence.
- She glanced at her mother who was staring at her with an awed expression on her face.
- Darcy glanced at the awed expressions around him with impatience.
- At the beach a mile later, after two deer in a patch of scrub oak bring the hikers to an awed standstill, the teachers present the day's lessons.
- Even Queen Elizabeth II's personal jewel collection has been incredibly well-documented for the benefit of the awed public.
- There was an brief, awed silence before the audience decided it was safe to laugh.

Definition of awed in US English:

awed

adjectiveôdɔd

Filled with awe or wonder.
he spoke in a hushed, awed whisper
I watched her in awed silence
Example sentencesExamples
- Darcy glanced at the awed expressions around him with impatience.
- It was in this awed state that we very nearly bypassed the very pinnacle of ancient Roman architecture: The Colosseum.
- Separate fields show electric trains rumbling over rails, waved on by awed peasant girls.
- At the beach a mile later, after two deer in a patch of scrub oak bring the hikers to an awed standstill, the teachers present the day's lessons.
- By 1967 the cable car had reached the peak, giving awed tourists a view that only a few hardy mountaineers had ever seen.
- There was a long, awed silence.
- There was an brief, awed silence before the audience decided it was safe to laugh.
- To awed churchgoers, the multicoloured windows telling the stories of the Gospels in glowing light must have been as captivating as a modern movie.
- Even Queen Elizabeth II's personal jewel collection has been incredibly well-documented for the benefit of the awed public.
- She glanced at her mother who was staring at her with an awed expression on her face.

单词	awed
释义	Definition of awed in English: awed adjective ɔːdɔd Filled with awe or wonder. he spoke in a hushed, awed whisper I watched her in awed silence Example sentencesExamples It was in this awed state that we very nearly bypassed the very pinnacle of ancient Roman architecture: The Colosseum. Separate fields show electric trains rumbling over rails, waved on by awed peasant girls. By 1967 the cable car had reached the peak, giving awed tourists a view that only a few hardy mountaineers had ever seen. To awed churchgoers, the multicoloured windows telling the stories of the Gospels in glowing light must have been as captivating as a modern movie. There was a long, awed silence. She glanced at her mother who was staring at her with an awed expression on her face. Darcy glanced at the awed expressions around him with impatience. At the beach a mile later, after two deer in a patch of scrub oak bring the hikers to an awed standstill, the teachers present the day's lessons. Even Queen Elizabeth II's personal jewel collection has been incredibly well-documented for the benefit of the awed public. There was an brief, awed silence before the audience decided it was safe to laugh. Definition of awed in US English: awed adjectiveôdɔd Filled with awe or wonder. he spoke in a hushed, awed whisper I watched her in awed silence Example sentencesExamples Darcy glanced at the awed expressions around him with impatience. It was in this awed state that we very nearly bypassed the very pinnacle of ancient Roman architecture: The Colosseum. Separate fields show electric trains rumbling over rails, waved on by awed peasant girls. At the beach a mile later, after two deer in a patch of scrub oak bring the hikers to an awed standstill, the teachers present the day's lessons. By 1967 the cable car had reached the peak, giving awed tourists a view that only a few hardy mountaineers had ever seen. There was a long, awed silence. There was an brief, awed silence before the audience decided it was safe to laugh. To awed churchgoers, the multicoloured windows telling the stories of the Gospels in glowing light must have been as captivating as a modern movie. Even Queen Elizabeth II's personal jewel collection has been incredibly well-documented for the benefit of the awed public. She glanced at her mother who was staring at her with an awed expression on her face.
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