Stupor

/ˈstjuːpər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility.

He awoke from his stupor after several hours of deep sleep.

A condition characterized by greatly reduced mental or physical function.

The patient was in a stupor due to the effects of the medication.

A state of shock or bewilderment.

In the aftermath of the accident, she sat in a stupor, unable to comprehend what had just happened.

Latin 'stupor', meaning 'numbness' or 'dullness'

in a stupor

In a state of confusion or insensibility.

stupor of shock

A state of shock that leaves one unable to think clearly.

stupendous

Extremely impressive or amazing.

stupid

Lacking intelligence or common sense.

Out of it

After the party, he was totally out of it, just sitting in a stupor.

Zoned out

She zoned out during the long lecture, lost in a stupor.