Definitions

stuporous

[stoo-per-uhs, styoo-] / ˈstu pər əs, ˈstyu- /

ADJECTIVE

dull

Synonyms

WEAK

accustomed apathetic benumbed blank boring callous colorless dead depressed empty even flat heavy impassible inactive indifferent inert insensible insensitive jejune languid lifeless listless lumpy monotonous numb passionless placid prosaic quiet regular routine slack slow sluggish spiritless stagnant still stolid torpid unexciting unresponsive unsympathetic usual vacuous wooden

ADJECTIVE

lethargic

Synonyms

WEAK

apathetic blah comatose debilitated dilatory dopey dormant draggy drowsy dull enervated having spring fever heavy hebetudinous idle impassive inactive indifferent inert lackadaisical laggard laid-back languid languorous listless moony nebbish out of it passive phlegmatic sleepy sleepyhead slothful slow sluggish slumberous snoozy somnolent spiritless stolid stretchy stupefied stupid supine torpid wimpy

Example Sentences

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The lawsuit says that the night of Feb. 2, 2017, Piazza was pressured to consume a large amount of alcohol in the Beta Theta Pi house and “became stuporous.”

From Seattle Times

The lawsuit says that the night of Feb. 2, 2017, Tim Piazza was pressured to consume a large amount of alcohol in the Beta Theta Pi house and “became stuporous.”

From Washington Times

At least it might stir the stuporous crowd.

From New York Times

Grazda’s pearly black-and-white finish preserves the raggedy, stuporous air of the time with great dignity and pays its occasional menace the proper respect.

From New York Times

By now, all of my fellow grunts had either drunken themselves stuporous or had long since been rendered mute by pain.

From New York Times

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