Stricken with consternation or amazement, so as to lose presence of mind; amazed, overwhelmed, confounded; astonished.

Stupefied, dazed; insane, crazed; bewildered, confused; †terrified (obsolete).

Deprived for the moment of the power of action, dazed, paralysed. archaic.

figurative. Dazed. Mentally benumbed or stunned, dumbfounded.

Originally: deprived of physical sensation; numbed. Later: in a state of astonishment, shock, etc. Cf. stupefied, adj.

Confounded, distracted; amazed; astounded. archaic.

Confused, bewildered. Formerly also: †astounded, amazed (obsolete). Now English regional.

Astounded.

In a state of insensibility or impaired consciousness, such as is caused by narcotic drugs, illness, intoxication, a blow, etc.; in a stupor.

Stunned, stupefied. Obsolete.

Balefully stricken or blighted; thunderstruck, dumbfounded.

figurative. Hardened, immobilized, paralysed, (now) esp. rigid with fear, terrified (of).

In a state of stupor or amazement; stupefied, astounded; confounded or dumbfounded.

Stunned; astonished.

That is or has been stupefied (in various senses); (now) esp. in a state of astonishment, shock, etc.; stunned.

Rendered unconscious or dazed, as by a blow, etc.; astounded, bewildered.

Disgraced, lost, ruined; stupefied.