German word of the day: Fassungslos
The Local highlights the German term 'fassungslos', used to describe feelings of being stunned or amazed by baffling decisions or unexpected events.
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According to The Local, the German language offers the word 'fassungslos' to express a state of being stunned. The term is suggested for those encountering baffling decisions or situations that generate significant public discussion. It serves as a linguistic tool to describe the feeling of being taken aback or deeply surprised by circumstances.
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