stuporin a sentence
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Someone stole her purse while she was in a drunken stupor.stupor = a state in which there is little ability to think
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She was in an alcohol-induced stupor when she said it.
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I need a different medication because these pills put me in a stupor.
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After her sudden death, he was in a kind of stupor for days.
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Dally had taken the car and I started the long walk home in a stupor. (source)
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More pain snapped Thomas out of his stupor. (source)
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There was nothing heroic about a drunken stupor by the beach. (source)stupor = state in which there is little ability to think -- as from being very sleepy, drunk, or stunned
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Most of the Americans were in stupors or asleep.† (source)
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Exhaustion finally dragged him into a stuporous sleep. (source)stuporous = very deep
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He spoke it aloud this time as he stepped into the huge and stuporously warm West Country kitchen.† (source)
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He froze to death one January night, having tumbled in a stupor to the snow-covered pavement of a back alley. (source)stupor = a state in which there is little ability to think
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Everyone rouses from their sated, full-bellied stupors to say good-bye, and, this time, Cedric moves quickly through the line.† (source)
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She saw very old, infirm people with their mouths agape; although they were, at best, only partially alert, they gave their stuporous attention to images that my grandmother described as "too surpassing in banality to recall."† (source)
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She still has a hangover from last night's stupor. (source)
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All summer Perry undulated between half-awake stupors and sickly, sweat-drenched sleep.† (source)
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Perhaps just stuporous.† (source)
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