STUPEFIED Meaning and
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Stupefied is an adjective that describes a state of utter confusion, bewilderment, or astonishment. When someone is stupefied, they are unable to think clearly or logically due to shock, surprise, or extreme amazement. It refers to a condition of mental numbness or detachment from reality that can render a person temporarily incapacitated.
The term stupefied can also be associated with a complete loss of awareness or consciousness, resembling a trance-like state. In this context, it suggests a profound mental or physical shock that leaves a person dazed or disoriented. It implies a suspension of normal cognitive functions, making it difficult to process information or make rational decisions.
Stupefied can be used to describe a person's reaction to an unexpected event, a startling revelation, or an overwhelmingly impressive or confounding situation. It conveys a sense of being overwhelmed to the point of being unable to comprehend or respond appropriately.
Furthermore, the term stupefied can also describe the action or effect of deliberately making someone dull or unresponsive, typically by administering drugs or other substances that induce a state of stupor, numbing the senses and decreasing mental acuity.
Overall, stupefied encompasses a range of mental states, from mild confusion to complete incapacitation, and is often associated with shock, surprise, or the use of drugs or other substances that alter consciousness.
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Etymology of STUPEFIED
The word "stupefied" is derived from the combination of two Latin roots: "stupere" and "facere".
The root "stupere" means "to be stunned" or "to be amazed". It can also connote a sense of mental or intellectual numbness.
The root "facere" means "to make" or "to do". It serves as a suffix to the root "stupere" in order to form the past participle "stupefactus", which means "made or rendered stunned" or "made or rendered amazed".
Over time, the word "stupefied" emerged in English as a verb to describe the act of rendering someone stunned, amazed, or mentally numbed.
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Conjugate verb Stupefied
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