Pronunciation: /ˈstuːpər/
noun a state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility
A1 She stared at the TV in a stupor.
A2 The loud noise brought him out of his stupor.
B1 The medication left her in a stupor for hours.
B2 He sat in a stupor, unable to process what had just happened.
C1 The news of the accident left her in a state of stupor for days.
C2 His mind was in a stupor as he tried to comprehend the magnitude of the situation.
verb not applicable
A1 She was in a stupor after staying up all night studying for her exam.
A2 The loud noise stupored the baby, causing him to cry uncontrollably.
B1 The shocking news stupored the entire community, leaving them speechless.
B2 The intense heat and humidity stupored the hikers, making it difficult for them to continue.
C1 The hypnotic music stupored the audience, transporting them to another world.
C2 The powerful performance by the actor stupored the critics, leaving them in awe.
adjective not applicable
A1 She stared at the board in a stupor, unable to understand the lesson.
A2 The student sat in a stupor during the exam, unsure of how to answer the questions.
B1 The long meeting left everyone in a stupor, struggling to stay focused.
B2 The complex instructions put him in a stupor, making it difficult for him to follow.
C1 The overwhelming amount of information put her in a stupor, unable to process it all.
C2 The intense pressure of the competition left him in a stupor, unable to think clearly.
adverb not applicable
A1 She stared at the board in stupor, unable to understand the math problem.
A2 The student looked at the exam paper in stupor, unsure of how to answer the questions.
B1 After a long day at work, she sat on the couch in stupor, too tired to even change clothes.
B2 The shocking news left him in a state of stupor, unable to process what had just happened.
C1 The complexity of the scientific research paper left the readers in a state of stupor, struggling to grasp the concepts.
C2 The surreal performance left the audience in a stupor, mesmerized by the beauty and artistry on stage.
pronoun not applicable
A1 He woke up from his stupor and realized he was late for work.
A2 She wandered around the room in a stupor, unable to remember why she was there.
B1 The medication put him in a stupor, causing him to feel drowsy and disoriented.
B2 After the accident, he sat in a stupor, trying to process what had just happened.
C1 The news of her promotion left her in a stupor of disbelief and joy.
C2 The overwhelming beauty of the landscape left the tourists in a stupor of awe.
preposition not applicable
A1 She sat in a stupor, unable to move or speak.
A2 The overwhelming news left him in a stupor, unable to process what had happened.
B1 The medication put her in a stupor, causing her to feel drowsy and disoriented.
B2 The intense heat left the hikers in a stupor, struggling to continue their journey.
C1 The complexity of the situation left him in a stupor, unsure of how to proceed.
C2 The shocking revelation left the entire audience in a stupor, unable to comprehend the truth.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I was in a stupor when I woke up this morning.
A2 She stared at the test results in stupor, unable to believe what she was seeing.
B1 The news of the accident left him in a stupor for hours.
B2 The unexpected promotion put her in a stupor, unsure of how to react.
C1 The complexity of the situation left him in a stupor, trying to process all the information.
C2 The realization of his mistake left him in a stupor, unable to comprehend the consequences.
interjection not applicable
A1 Stupor! I can't believe I won the lottery.
A2 Stupor! How did you manage to finish the puzzle so quickly?
B1 Stupor! The magician's trick left the audience in awe.
B2 Stupor! The unexpected plot twist in the movie caught everyone off guard.
C1 Stupor! The sheer beauty of the landscape left me speechless.
C2 Stupor! The intricate details of the artwork were truly mesmerizing.
article not applicable
A1 She stared at the TV in a stupor, not understanding what was happening.
A2 After the accident, he was in a stupor and couldn't remember what had happened.
B1 The news of her failing grades left her in a stupor, unable to process the information.
B2 The shocking revelation left him in a stupor, unable to comprehend the implications.
C1 The sudden loss of his job put him in a stupor, questioning his purpose and future.
C2 The complexity of the situation left even the seasoned detective in a stupor, struggling to make sense of it all.
formal The patient remained in a stupor after the surgery.
informal He was in a total stupor after staying up all night studying.
slang She was in a stupor after partying all weekend.
figurative The news of the company's bankruptcy left everyone in a stupor.
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