stunned
/stʌnd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of stun: to have made someone unconscious or dazed, especially by a blow or shock.
- The loud explosion stunned everyone in the building.
- The boxer stunned his opponent with a powerful punch.
- He was stunned by a blow to the head and fell to the ground.
- To have shocked or amazed someone so much that they cannot react immediately.
- The news of her promotion stunned her coworkers.
- The magician's trick stunned the audience into silence.
- The beauty of the sunset stunned the hikers.
adjective
- Very shocked or surprised, often unable to speak or act.
- She stood stunned, unable to believe what she had just heard.
- He looked stunned when he saw the final score.
- The stunned crowd watched as the building collapsed.
- Dazed or unconscious from a blow or shock.
- The stunned deer lay motionless on the road.
- After the accident, she was stunned and confused.
- The stunned bird recovered quickly and flew away.