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stupor

noun/ˈstuː.pɚ/

a state of near unconsciousness or severely dulled awareness

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stupor in a sentence

The injured sailor lay in a stupor below deck.

He emerged from his feverish stupor and slowly recognized the room.

Where it comes from

From Latin stupor, meaning 'numbness or insensibility.'

Memory hook

STUPOR sounds like 'stupid pause': in a stupor, clear thought nearly pauses.

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