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stuporous
[ stoo-per-uhs, styoo- ]
adjective
- in a stupor or daze; having a reduced ability to perceive or respond to sensory stimuli:
The overdosed patient will be drowsy, stuporous, or actually comatose.
- characterized by mental inactivity, sluggishness, or indifference; apathetic:
“Some students are stuporous in class, if they get there at all,” the professor complained.
Word History and Origins
Origin of stuporous1
Example Sentences
The lawsuit says that the night of Feb. 2, 2017, Piazza was pressured to consume a large amount of alcohol in the Beta Theta Pi house and “became stuporous.”
The lawsuit says that the night of Feb. 2, 2017, Tim Piazza was pressured to consume a large amount of alcohol in the Beta Theta Pi house and “became stuporous.”
At least it might stir the stuporous crowd.
Grazda’s pearly black-and-white finish preserves the raggedy, stuporous air of the time with great dignity and pays its occasional menace the proper respect.
By now, all of my fellow grunts had either drunken themselves stuporous or had long since been rendered mute by pain.
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