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stupor

/ˈstjuː.pər/

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noun

/ˈstjuː.pər/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, описывающее состояние, близкое к бессознательному или нечувствительности, часто возникающее в результате шока, болезни или опьянения.

A noun describing a state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility, often resulting from shock, illness, or intoxication.

  1. State of shock or distressB2formal

    A feeling of distress and disbelief that occurs when something bad happens unexpectedly.

    ruОцепенение

    • He was in a stupor after hearing the tragic news.
    • She sat in a stupor, unable to process what had just happened.
    • The accident left him in a dazed stupor for hours.

    Synonymsbewildermentconsternationdazeshockstupefaction

  2. Reduced consciousnessB2formalmedical

    A state of marginal consciousness where a person is barely aware of their surroundings.

    ruСтупор

    • The patient was in a stupor and could not respond to questions.
    • After drinking too much, he fell into a deep stupor.
    • She was in a stupor from the medication and couldn't move.

    Synonymscomadazeinsensibilitylethargystupefactiontorporunconsciousness

    Antonymsalertnessawarenessconsciousnesswakefulness

Forms
  • stupors plural form
  • stupors' possessive plural form
  • stupor's possessive singular form
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