What is another word for stuporous?
Pronunciation:
[ stjˈuːpəɹəs], [ stjˈuːpəɹəs], [ s_t_j_ˈuː_p_ə_ɹ_ə_s]
Synonyms for Stuporous:
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adj.
• numb- uncurious ,
- Numbed ,
- aloof ,
- asleep ,
- casual ,
- detached ,
- disinterested ,
- frozen ,
- immobilized ,
- incurious ,
- insensate ,
- insentient ,
- paralyzed ,
- remote ,
- unconcerned ,
- unconscious ,
- unfeeling ,
- uninterested .
- dazed ,
- dizzy ,
- groggy ,
- ill-defined ,
- indefinite ,
- indistinct ,
- muddled ,
- murky ,
- nebulous ,
- obscure ,
- uncertain ,
- unclear ,
- unintelligible ,
- unsound ,
- vague ,
- whirling .
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n.
• stuporous Other synonyms:
- torpid .
- wooden .
- dull .
Other relevant words:
- Impassible ,
- Lethargical ,
- Narcose ,
- Sleepful ,
- accustomed ,
- action ,
- anaesthetised ,
- anesthetized ,
- apathetic ,
- awareness ,
- blah ,
- blank ,
- bleary ,
- blurred ,
- blurry ,
- boring ,
- brumous ,
- callous ,
- cataleptic ,
- colorless ,
- comatose ,
- dead ,
- debilitated ,
- depressed ,
- dilatory ,
- doped ,
- dormant ,
- dozy ,
- draggy ,
- dreamy ,
- drowsy ,
- drugged ,
- empty ,
- enervated ,
- even ,
- flat ,
- fogged ,
- fuzzy ,
- having spring fever ,
- hazy ,
- heavy ,
- heavy with sleep ,
- idle ,
- impassive ,
- in a stupor ,
- inactive ,
- indifferent ,
- indolent ,
- inert ,
- jejune ,
- lackadaisical ,
- laggard ,
- laid-back ,
- languid ,
- languorous ,
- lazy ,
- lifeless ,
- listless ,
- lumpy ,
- misty ,
- monotonous ,
- moony ,
- muzzy ,
- napping ,
- narcoleptic ,
- narcotized ,
- narcous ,
- nebbish ,
- nodding ,
- oscitant ,
- out of it ,
- passionless ,
- passive ,
- phlegmatic ,
- placid ,
- prosaic ,
- quiet ,
- regular ,
- routine ,
- sedated ,
- slack ,
- sleepy ,
- sleepyhead ,
- slothful ,
- slow ,
- slumberous ,
- slumbery ,
- snoozy ,
- somnolent ,
- soporific ,
- spiritless ,
- stagnant ,
- still ,
- stolid ,
- stretchy ,
- stunned ,
- stupefied ,
- stupid ,
- supine ,
- unexciting ,
- unsympathetic ,
- usual ,
- vacuous ,
- wimpy ,
- yawning .
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How to use "Stuporous" in context?
When an individual is stuporous, this means that they are partially or fully unconscious. This could be the result of a number of conditions, such as drug intoxication or a head injury. Generally, when someone is stuporous, they are unable to articulate or respond to commands. They may also have issues with motor skills or coordination.
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