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Meanings of stupefied in anglès
As if struck dumb with astonishment and surprise.
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Sinònims
Examples for "dumbfounded"
Examples for "dumbfounded"
1
For a long moment he simply stared, dumbfounded, at her retreating figure.
2
Kent sat in dumbfounded silence, regarding the red seal and the envelope.
3
The presence of any considerable proportion of personal friends generally dumbfounded me.
4
Super D and I were dumbfounded, afraid to believe it was true.
5
Zeus still seemed dumbfounded by the events of the last few months.
1
He was thunderstruck, and turning to the Vizier said: What sayest thou?
2
When news of the marriage came out to India I was thunderstruck.
3
He was thunderstruck at the idea of their taking Dandy from him.
4
Agias was thunderstruck; he had not counted on Drusus being absent temporarily.
5
The manager seemed thunderstruck by the intelligence, and gazed helplessly at Dupré.
1
The lecturer was altogether too dumfounded and terrified to utter a word.
2
Silent, staring, the congregation stood dumfounded, waiting to see what would happen.
3
But the landlord was too dumfounded even to speak for a minute.
4
When Bivens received this order to appear at court he was dumfounded.
5
And Cynthia's son mopped his thick hair and looked as suddenly dumfounded.
1
The near mania that once flabbergasted even emerging market specialists is gone.
2
The rest of him was flabbergasted at the horror of the discovery.
3
Hilton smiled at the flabbergasted captain and went back to the lounge.
4
The three of us listening are flabbergasted and don't say a word.
5
Surprised-possiblyeven flabbergasted-byJack's totally unexpected anger, Smokey backed up a step.
1
Wang was dumbstruck; he spent 20 minutes trying to calm her down.
2
They stared, dumbstruck, as the fourteen of us came to a halt.
3
Beatrice frowns, momentarily dumbstruck, praise having succeeded where the invisible slipper failed.
4
A dumbstruck boy stares through the windshield, red-rimmed eyes and slack jaw.
5
At my stunned silence he laughs merrily, laughs in our dumbstruck faces.
Usage of stupefied in anglès
1
The President of the Weldon Institute was stupefied; his companion was astonished.
2
I haven't seen so many people in so long I'm momentarily stupefied.
3
Tests have been taken to determine whether she was drugged or stupefied.
4
Thou art he that stupefied the Rishis dwelling in the Daruka forest.
5
It was not Morange who answered; he was stupefied by the blow.
6
His friends were stupefied, and gazed in terror at the blazing mountain.
7
I bowed and retired; stupefied by what I had seen and heard.
8
The miracles stupefied her; she saw only a discoloured flight of phantoms.
9
The sound of his fall aroused the stupefied figure on the bed.
10
I returned and shut myself up in the mansion, bewildered and stupefied.
11
The woman stared at me in a strange and almost stupefied manner.
12
The President and his companions sat looking at Symonds in stupefied silence.
13
Slack, and stupefied with shock - seeing the way he was wrought.
14
Caught by an inexpectation, an astonishment; stupefied by what I had heard.
15
To this I had nothing to say; I was stupefied with horror.
16
Laurence was stupefied with amazement; she had never dreamed of such simplicity.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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