Pronunciation: /ˈstuːpɪfaɪd/
verb past tense of stupefy, meaning to make someone unable to think or feel properly
A1 The magician stupefied the audience with his amazing tricks.
A2 She was stupefied by the news of her promotion.
B1 The complex scientific theory stupefied the students in the class.
B2 The unexpected plot twist in the movie stupefied the viewers.
C1 The intricate legal arguments presented in court stupefied the jury.
C2 The breathtaking beauty of the landscape stupefied even the most seasoned travelers.
adjective in a state of mental numbness or shock; astonished
A1 I was stupefied by the magician's trick.
A2 The complicated instructions left me feeling stupefied.
B1 The unexpected news stupefied the entire town.
B2 The sheer size of the project left me stupefied.
C1 The intricate details of the painting stupefied art critics.
C2 The profound impact of the novel left readers stupefied.
formal The complex mathematical equation left the students stupefied.
informal I was completely stupefied by the plot twist in that movie.
slang When I saw the surprise party, I was totally stupefied!
figurative The beauty of the sunset stupefied me with its magnificence.
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