stupefy

Object

• state: Others speak of famous victories attained in a stupefied state.
• banality: A moment of unintentional hilarity occurred when a Bobby Ball anecdote rendered the assembled celebs speechless with its stupefying banality.
• dullness: Having done so, it would not be surprising if he was disappointed by their stupefying dullness as musical sounds.
• astonishment: He gazed in stupefied astonishment on the small rebel for some seconds, and then clung for support to the copper.
• arrogance: The increasingly marginalized far right organ accused the BBC of " stupefying arrogance " during last Saturday's coverage.
• silence: The board has been cowed by the volume of the data and the sheer grind of the presentation into a stupefied silence.

Preposition: with

• astonishment: As a result he was stupefied with astonishment for the first and probably the only time in his life.

Modifying Another Word

• so: He was so stupefied he sat there with his manhood hanging out.