Stupor - English meaning

Stupor – definitions in English dictionary

noun
A state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility.
Usage examples:
A drunken stupor
Synonims:
Daze State of stupefaction State of senselessness State of unconsciousness Inertia Torpor Insensibility Numbness Blankness Oblivion Coma Blackout Dwam Sopor

noun
A state in which a person is almost unconscious

Stupor translation into English

Stupor: translate from English into Chinese

昏迷, 麻木, 发呆

Stupor: translate from English into Dutch

Verdoving, Bedwelming, Versuffing

Stupor: translate from English into French

Stupeur

Stupor: translate from English into German

Stupor, Benommenheit

Stupor: translate from English into Hindi

व्यामोह, जड़ता, अचेतनता, मूर्छा, सुन्नपन, जडता

Stupor: translate from English into Italian

Stupore

Stupor: translate from English into Korean

무감각

Stupor: translate from English into Russian

Ступор, Оцепенение, Одурь, Остолбенение, Состояние оцепенения, Бесчувственное состояние

Stupor: translate from English into Spanish

Estupor

Word origin

late Middle English: from Latin, from stupere ‘be amazed or stunned’.

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Stupor – similar words

stupors

noun
A state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility.
Usage examples:
A drunken stupor

noun
A state in which a person is almost unconscious

Stupors - all meanings in English

Stupor synonims

blackout

noun
A period when all lights must be turned out or covered to prevent them being seen by the enemy during an air raid.
Usage examples:
People found it difficult to travel in the blackout

Blackout - all meanings in English

coma

noun
A prolonged state of deep unconsciousness, caused especially by severe injury or illness.
Usage examples:
She went into a coma

noun
A diffuse cloud of gas and dust surrounding the nucleus of a comet.
Usage examples:
Rosetta's instruments will analyse the gases and dust grains in the coma that forms when the comet …

Coma - all meanings in English

daze

verb
(especially of an emotional or physical shock) make (someone) unable to think or react properly.
Usage examples:
She was dazed by his revelations

noun
A state of stunned confusion or bewilderment.
Usage examples:
He was walking around in a daze

Daze - all meanings in English

inertia

noun
A tendency to do nothing or to remain unchanged.
Usage examples:
The bureaucratic inertia of the various tiers of government

noun
The tendency not to change what is happening
Usage examples:
Many teachers were reluctant to use computers in their classrooms simply out of inertia.

noun
A situation in which there is very little activity or interest, or people are unwilling to make an effort to change
Usage examples:
Bureaucratic/government/managerial inertia

Inertia - all meanings in English

insensibility

noun
Unconsciousness.
Usage examples:
He drank until he was in a state of total insensibility

noun
The state of being unconscious
Usage examples:
She lay in a state of insensibility until ten o'clock, when she took her last breath., he was beate…

Insensibility - all meanings in English

numbness

noun
The state of being numb.
Usage examples:
Tingling and numbness in the left arm

Numbness - all meanings in English

oblivion

noun
The state of being unaware or unconscious of what is happening around one.
Usage examples:
They drank themselves into oblivion

noun
The state of being unconscious or lacking awareness of what is happening around you
Usage examples:
He wrote one extraordinary book and then faded into oblivion.

Oblivion - all meanings in English