From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishamazementa‧maze‧ment /əˈmeɪzmənt/●くろまる●くろまる○しろまる noun [uncountable]SURPRISEDa feeling of great surpriseSYN astonishmentdo something in amazementRalph gasped in amazement.to somebody’s amazementTo everyone’s amazement, the goal was disallowed.Examples from the Corpusamazement• Jinny saw Ozgaping in amazement and she kicked his foot.• Fans looked on in amazement as Robbins missed a thirdgoal for the team.• Williestared in amazement at the fields, his thinwoollensocksheaped around his ankles.• He remembers thinking in amazement that his name also was being flashed on screens in thousands of other movie theaters.• She frowned, and checked again, her eyes widening in amazement.• To my amazement, it was just about as easy and even more fun than writing about real events.• They had chatted fairly amicably over coffee in the lounge, much to Paige's amazement.• To their amazement, his arrow was the first to pierce the innergoldcircle, winning him the silver arrow.• Nina looked at me with amazement. "I don't believe you, " she said.