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    Estupor (en. Stupor)

    /es.tu.por/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    state of surprise or astonishment that incapacitates one to react.
    He was left in stupor upon hearing the news.
    Quedó en estupor al enterarse de la noticia.
    indifference or lack of response to a stimulus.
    The stupor was evident on his face after the speech.
    El estupor fue evidente en su rostro tras el discurso.
    state of insensitivity or mental disturbance.
    The medication caused him a stupor that lasted for hours.
    El medicamento le causó un estupor que duró horas.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'stupor', meaning 'surprise' or 'astonishment'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be left in stupor
    to remain in a state of astonishment or disbelief.
    quedarse en estupor
    to fall into stupor
    to succumb to a state of astonishment or inaction.
    caer en estupor
    to be in a stupor
    to find oneself in a state of mental confusion or astonishment.
    estar en un estupor

    Related Words

    amazement
    surprise or admiration provokes an intense reaction.
    asombro
    perplexity
    confusion or inability to react to a situation.
    perplejidad
    dizziness
    state of mental confusion that disorients a person.
    aturdimiento

    Slang Meanings

    to be in shock
    He was in stupor, like when someone receives bad news.
    Estaba en estupor, como cuando alguien recibe malas noticias.
    to be stunned
    The announcement left him in stupor, as if he had been frozen in place.
    El anuncio le dejó en estupor, como si se hubiera quedado de piedra.