shellshocked

The next day, the shellshocked parents struggled to come to grips with the financial toll of the incident and the catastrophic sentimental loss.

“People walked out of the room in silence, either crying or simply shellshocked.”

The Palestinians in Gaza are shellshocked and battered by the Israeli response to Oct.

Neither, it seems, do OpenAI’s shellshocked employees, investors and business partners, many of whom learned of the move at the same time as the general public.

Now shellshocked Republicans know who they want to blame for everything that has happened, and — surprise! — it's not themselves.