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Meanings of stupefaction in English
Catalan
estupefacció Spanish
semiinsconsciencia Usage of stupefaction in English
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.
6
He picked up the ball, unfolded it and read, with ever-increasing stupefaction:
7
The effect seems to be one of stupefaction without sensation or volition.
8
Then, in his turn, Mederic stopped and watched his flight with stupefaction.
9
The old man remained standing, motionless, in a state bordering on stupefaction.
10
The eyes, partially closed, had the abstracted aspect that always accompanies stupefaction.
11
His whole attitude expressed gratification and pride mixed with stupefaction and astonishment.
12
Her relief, however, was the relief of stupefaction and not of reconciliation.
13
Nothing she knew of Nora could account for her stupefaction and grief.
14
It was dated, to my extreme stupefaction, from that mysterious Great Eyrie:
15
Mrs. Rossmore could not recover from her stupefaction on seeing her sister.
16
In my stupefaction I could only reply with something like a groan.
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