(あき)()てる

あきれはてる
verb (ichidan)
to be utterly dumbfounded; to be completely appalled
自動詞 intransitiveemotionreaction
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present(あき)()てる(あき)()てない
Present polite(あき)()てます(あき)()てません
Past(あき)()てた(あき)()てなかった
Past polite(あき)()てました(あき)()てませんでした
て form(あき)()てて(あき)()てなくて
ている present(あき)()てている(あき)()てていない
ている polite(あき)()てています(あき)()てていません
ている past(あき)()てていた(あき)()てていなかった
ている past polite(あき)()てていました(あき)()てていませんでした
Conditional ば(あき)()てれば(あき)()てなければ
Conditional たら(あき)()てたら(あき)()てなかったら
Volitional(あき)()てよう
Volitional polite(あき)()てましょう
Potential(あき)()てられる(あき)()てられない
Passive(あき)()てられる(あき)()てられない
Causative(あき)()てさせる(あき)()てさせない
Imperative(あき)()てろ(あき)()てるな
1. to be utterly dumbfounded; to be completely appalled; to be beyond amazed
An intensified form of (あき)れる expressing extreme exasperation or disbelief at someone's behavior or a situation. Conveys that one has reached the absolute limit of astonishment or disgust.
もう(あき)()てた。
I'm utterly appalled.
(かれ)()(わけ)(あき)()てた。
I was completely dumbfounded by his excuses.
No matter how many times I warned them they wouldn't change, so I was so appalled I couldn't say anything.

Compound of (あき)れる (to be amazed/appalled) + ()てる (to reach an extreme, used as an auxiliary verb indicating completion or exhaustion). The ()てる suffix intensifies the meaning, expressing that one's astonishment has reached its absolute limit.

Usage

Almost always used in negative contexts — expressing disgust, exasperation, or disbelief at someone's foolishness, rudeness, or incompetence. Stronger than (あき)れる alone. Often used in the past tense ((あき)()てた) or て-form ((あき)()てて).

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