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Meaning

The phrase "what amazing" seems to be a fragment and might be a typographical error. The correct form could be "what an amazing" or "how amazing," which is an expression used to convey a strong sense of admiration or astonishment about something. It emphasizes the exceptional quality or impressiveness of a person, object, event, or situation.

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Etymology

The word "amazing" originates from the Old English word "amazan," which means to confuse or to perplex. Over time, it evolved in the English language to mean causing great surprise or wonder. The prefix "what" serves as an intensifier, emphasizing the extent of amazement.

Examples

  1. "What an amazing performance that was last night!"
  2. "I can't believe what an amazing transformation she has undergone."
  3. "What an amazing discovery in the field of science!"
  4. "The view from the top of the mountain was what an amazing sight."

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