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SPEECHLESS | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
Politicians may know, but, for once, the economists are speechless.
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For once the trade seems almost unanimous in its approval, and this is so astonishing that it leaves one virtually speechless.
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Many people have telephoned me to say that those recent events have rendered them speechless.
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