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I would never use the word. I would change it to "dumbfounded", as in "She was dumbfounded by the boys' strange behavior." Dumbfounded just means astonished or amazed. Being dumb means not being able to speak, the dumb can't talk, therefore being dumbfounded is just being struck speechless by something.

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