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stupor

[stoo-per, styoo-] / ˈstu pər, ˈstyu- /


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In a stupor, we bought one, trudging it home where it eventually came to rest in the dining room corner, never to be acknowledged.

From Salon

But even after snapping the offense from its stupor, even after calling game, even after his run secured the team’s best start in years, Cook downplayed its significance.

From Washington Post

Quantum mechanics’ problem of nonlocal realism would languish in a complacent stupor for another three decades until being decisively shattered by Bell.

From Scientific American

We curled up on one of the restaurant’s couches and watched Disney videos until work roused us from our sugar-induced stupor: A Californian wanted to settle her bill.

From Washington Post

If the threat of Trump and his fascist movement is beaten back, then maybe normal politics will return and we can once again fall into the "both sides" stupor.

From Salon