amazing in English: So good or so surprising that people can hardly believe it. (adjective)

Translation

So good or so surprising that people can hardly believe it.

Word origin

From the verb amaze, from Old English amasian, meaning to stun someone.

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"Amazing" is much stronger than "good".

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We use "amazing" before a noun to praise it.

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"Amazing" can describe a whole idea, not only a thing.

great

Very good, or very large in size or amount.

wonderful

Very good; making you feel happy and full of joy.

surprise

Something you did not expect, and the feeling that it gives you.

good

Of a high quality, nice, or the way you want it to be.

beautiful

Very nice to look at or to listen to.

awesome

Extremely good, or so impressive that it fills you with wonder.

brilliant

Very good, or very clever; it can also mean very bright.

excite

To make someone feel very happy and full of interest in something.

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