stupor
/ˈstuːpər/
noun
- A state of being almost unconscious or unable to think clearly, often caused by illness, shock, or drugs.
- The heat caused a stupor that made it hard to concentrate.
- After the accident, he lay in a stupor for several hours.
- She drank too much and fell into a deep stupor.
- A state of mental numbness or dullness, as if stunned.
- The long meeting left everyone in a stupor.
- He stared at the screen in a stupor, unable to process the news.
- She walked around in a stupor after hearing the bad news.
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