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Meanings of stupor in anglès
català
estupefacció espanyol
semiinsconsciencia Synonyms
Examples for "stupefaction"
Examples for "stupefaction"
1
The news of the battle filled the Confederates with stupefaction and dismay.
2
So great and so general was the stupefaction that nobody followed him.
3
The Prince paused, and looked at me in a sort of stupefaction.
4
In St. Heliers, after the first stupefaction, people poured into the streets.
5
There was stupefaction from opposition politicians that Benalla had not been sacked.
1
Thomas easily shook off his morning grogginess, excited to begin his training.
2
He sat up, rubbing his eyes, trying to shake the heavy grogginess.
3
He poured water in her cup and waited for her grogginess to pass.
4
And he was seized by a sudden grogginess he couldn't explain.
5
She felt somewhat buzzed as layers of grogginess peeled back.
1
Through a dim, misty haze of semiconsciousness, Jennifer heard the men leave.
2
The words blurred off in a fog of semiconsciousness and half-thoughts.
3
Now she was swimming back up into a state of semiconsciousness.
4
He swam in the waters of semiconsciousness for perhaps ninety seconds.
5
He did not sleep, but lay in a sort of semiconsciousness.
Usage of stupor in anglès
1
Even the shell-shocked US nuclear industry is coming out of its stupor.
2
The Captain is lying in a state of stupor in his cabin.
3
He extracted the volume from the shelf in a sort of stupor.
4
Hour after hour passed by; he wandered around as in a stupor.
5
He stood looking at the cat in helpless stupor, and blushing red.
6
Throughout the panic Kedzie had stood about in a kind of stupor.
7
For the first twenty-four hours she sat in a sort of stupor.
8
Her 40-year-old partner remained in a stupor, and was taken to hospital.
9
The girl was very quiet, in a stupor of fatigue and fear.
10
She lived in a sort of stupor for weeks after the funeral.
11
Her days she passed in a drunken stupor before the kitchen fire.
12
The deep stupor of the soldiers and sailors instantly changed to despair.
13
John did not answer; he was like a man in a stupor.
14
She was half asleep, half in a stupor when Billy came in.
15
Annie stood there in a sort of stupor till Hunt said briskly:-
16
For the moment a stupor seemed to oppress the whole of Europe.
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Translations for stupor
portuguès
Stupor through the time
Stupor across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common