Gobsmack
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Emotion
The word conveys a strong sense of surprise and can be used in both positive and negative contexts.

I was gobsmacked by the bad news.
Casual
Typically used in informal settings, it reflects a casual tone in conversations.

He looked gobsmacked after hearing the joke.
Cultural
It reflects a cultural tendency towards expressive language in British English.

In British media, people often use gobsmacked to describe shocking events.
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