stupefied
part of speech
adjective (from the verb stupefy)
meaning for a pupil
Stupefied means so shocked, tired or dazed that you cannot think or act clearly. tree →
sense in the lessons
characters left stunned by a shock, a spell or a drug in a tale; they stand stupefied, unable to speak
examples
- The boy stood stupefied at the sight of the dragon. tree →
- The bees were stupefied by what they had eaten. tree →
- I was stupefied by the news. tree →
- The king sat stupefied in his chair. tree →
note
nothing for maths
Trees and pragmatics
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