stupefaction

The reaction to her selection in much of the GOP establishment ranged from stupefaction to scorn.

Others, holding to the side of the building, felt with stupefaction the boards totter beneath their touch.

The bears growl in stupefaction and rage, and take deep breaths to begin again.

Mr. Wilding raised one eyebrow and looked aslant at Trenchard, whose weather-beaten face was suddenly agrin with stupefaction.

When he had, in some measure, recovered control over his reason, the first emotion was one of complete stupefaction.

The bourgeois looked in stupefaction at this reinforcement that was about to join the attacking party.