Synonyms for shockingly
shock·ing·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. shockinglyadverb

   extremely

   "teachers were shockingly underpaid"

2. shockinglyadverb

   so as to shock the feelings

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1. to my surprise

   in a way that causes indignation, horror, or disgust.

   Submitted by acronimous on January 14, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "shockingly":

   scandalously, surprisingly, terribly, outrageously

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1. Lindsey Vonn:

   I always feel self-conscious, i'm probably the least confident person on the slopes that you'll find, shockingly enough. I feel like when I get on red carpets and stuff, it's kind of like I'm playing a role.

2. Sam Gibson:

   With Michael Sam people felt they wanted to be on the right side of history, but when it comes to the race issue, people misunderstood this movement. It was about a group being ignored and a system president who blamed it on the oppressed, which was shockingly clueless.

3. Tom Millar:

   In countries like Ethiopia( prevalence) is mind-numbingly, shockingly high – in some communities over 50 percent of the population have trachoma.

4. Pete Hegseth:

   While this shameful act may be an isolated incident, what’s not isolated are the almost daily reports that feed the perception that VA leadership are detached from the urgent challenges facing returning veterans, but it’s even more troubling that Ms. Paul’s shockingly poor judgment did not merit immediate firing. She should have been fired the minute such poor judgment was discovered and failing to do so only reinforces VA's track record of failing to hold its employees accountable.

5. James Scott:

   The disturbingly techno-illiterate and cyber-hygienically lackadaisical and shockingly arrogant responses by the National Association of Secretaries of States when we at ICIT repeatedly showed them what their vulnerabilities were and exactly how elections could be compromised is a betrayal of trust to offer safe and legitimate elections. The technical vulnerabilities littering our election systems is only part of the problem.