stupefy , also: stupify

He was stupefied by how hard she had hit him.

Well, that stupefied us all for a special moment in time.

My wife of course was stupefied to see me standing at the door with a beautiful young girl.

I must have been partly stupefied by something they gave me.

Stupefied by the gas, he had no way to save himself.

Or are you simply stupefied that you've met your match?

The terrorists watched, stupefied for a moment by the result.

Her answer, which was as follows, stupefied me with surprise.

It's stupefying that it took so long for a team to hire a woman.

The details of violence, taken from court records, are stupefying to read.

I sat, stupefied, wondering what in the world was happening to my country.

He stood a moment after the door closed behind him, trembling and stupefied.

Henry opened and closed his mouth, as if he were stupefied.

Been staring at that last entry for five minutes, stupefied.

Finally is the use of drugs to stupefy the child so that they can rape them!

"When they see what a retarded person can do, they're stupefied."

As I pointed out earlier, they have been artificially stupefied.

The results are stupefying with regards to the limited means of production.

His suggestion appeared for a moment to stupefy the other members of the Council.

He'll believe you're stupefied by drugs beyond any dying effort to attack him.

The thing was so out of keeping with their schemes, that it left them stupefied.

He was stupefied to hear himself ask the question.

Maybe it was stupefied by the abrupt rise in temperature.

Too stupefied to move, he could not take his eyes from his brother.

He closed his eyes and lay back, stupefied with fright.