[
UK
/stˈʌnɐ/
]
[ US /ˈstənɝ/ ]
[ US /ˈstənɝ/ ]
NOUN
-
an unexpected and amazing event
the stunner was what happened on Saturday - a very attractive or seductive looking woman
How To Use stunner In A Sentence
- On a highboy in the corner of the dining room rests a handsome, black-and-white portrait of Jean, then a stunner in her early 20s, and James, clad in his Army uniform. Jean Stevens, Wyalusing Widow, Lived With Corpses Of Husband And Twin Sister, Say Police
- the stunner was what happened on Saturday
- AN absolute stunner from sunny California. The Sun
- With her volleys of coloratura and seductive (yet false) warmth, she is a stunner.
- Yet even the spectacular desert scenery can't compete with Toni Collette's complex stunner of a performance in the leading role.
- Pulsatilla, the pasque flower, is a real stunner with showy lilac flowers and you'll find an excellent specimen at Glasnevin in the Sensory Garden.
- That game was a real stunner to a lot of people, most of whom thought that we were going to sweep the series.
- Another Dutch star produced a stunner of a backhander for the golden goal.
- Two minutes on, though, the hosts sealed the win with another stunner. The Sun
- They respond by kicking him and smashing him repeatedly from behind with an iron pipe until he is on the restraining conveyor belt that carries him to the stunner.