stupefaction

• Sustantivo que designa el estado de asombro, estupefacción o parálisis mental, a menudo producido por un shock, una sorpresa o una confusión intensa.

A noun referring to a state of being stunned, astonished, or mentally dulled, often resulting from shock, surprise, or confusion.

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1. AstonishmentC1formal

   A state of being so surprised or shocked that you are unable to think clearly.

   asombro, estupefacción

   • He stared at the magician in complete stupefaction.
   • The news of the sudden resignation caused widespread stupefaction.
   • To her stupefaction, she found the lost painting in the attic.

   Sinónimosamazementawebewildermentdazeshockwonder

   Antónimosawarenessclaritycomprehensionunderstanding

2. Dazed stateC1formal

   A condition of being partially unconscious or mentally foggy, often due to shock, drugs, or exhaustion.

   Estado de estupor

   • The patient drifted in and out of stupefaction after the accident.
   • He was in a state of stupefaction from the strong medication.
   • The heat caused a general stupefaction among the hikers.

   Sinónimosbewildermentconfusiondazelethargynumbnessstuportorportrance

   Antónimosalertnessawarenessconsciousnesslucidity

3. Act of dullingC2formal

   The process of making someone mentally slow or lethargic, often through repetition or monotony.

   Aturdimiento

   • The stupefaction of the workers was a result of the tedious assembly line.
   • The long lecture led to the stupefaction of the entire audience.
   • The drug's effect was the stupefaction of the senses.

   Sinónimosdeadeningnumbingstupefying