Stunned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STUNNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STUN, to render unconscious
• knock unconscious or into a semi-conscious state
• astonish or shock (someone) so that they are temporarily unable to react
ADJECTIVE:
• filled with the emotional impact of overwhelming surprise or shock
• knocked unconscious by a heavy blow
• in a state of mental numbness especially as resulting from shock
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to render senseless or incapable of action

Words related to STUNNED

astonied9 donnert8 stun4 stunning9 stuns5

Words that contain STUNNED

astunned9

How to use STUNNED in a sentence

• The blow had been so rude that she could not yet recover from it, stunned as she was by the revelation of her whole family history, made to her in this way at a stroke.
• Elder Kinney, even half stunned, was more than a match for him.
• Turning suddenly and seeing that he was laughing, I struck him so hard upon the temple that he fell down stunned.
• For a moment he was stunned, and in that moment Aldous was at his throat.
• At first the survivors of the great catastrophe were stunned by the blow that had shattered their nation.
• He walked across the green slowly, stunned by this unlooked-for blow.
• The end came suddenly, and with a shock that stunned me, for all I was so well prepared for it.
• She had not got over yet the stunned effect of the past days and nights.
• A dull, stunned feeling took hold like a vise on my head and on my heart.
• I was completely stunned, except, I think, for a little glimmer of sense still left which told me that the least said in any public place, the better.
• He was stunned and, for the moment at least, safe and out of commission.
• She had always felt stunned and crushed in the effort to conceive it.
• Yes, there he lay for a few moments, stunned, bruised, bleeding, beaten nigh to death.
• Although badly stunned, he struggled to his feet and began to run.
• The crew seemed stunned, and no orders were issued for concerted action.
• Gotzkowsky had at first stood like one stunned, and scarcely heard what the officer demanded of him.
• The official leaders of the Church were almost stunned and bewildered by the fierce outbreak of popular hostility.
• But the shock stunned me so that I could not speak.
• He was as one who had been stunned by a terrible blow.
• McClure, stunned by a blow on the head, sustained when he was hurled against the side of the conning tower, was carried away still unconscious to his bunk.
• So stunned were Hugh and his mates that for a brief time their tongues clove to the roofs of their mouths.
• He was about to return to the house, when a blow on the back of the head stretched him stunned upon the ground.
• Govicum, stunned, was looking open-mouthed out of a window.
• Captain Peat, of the Bombay Engineers, was thrown down and stunned by it, but shortly after recovered his senses and feeling.
• Besides, I was sort of stunned by the difference in her manner just at the moment.
• That night Ruby was astonished, and then he was stunned! First, as to his astonishment.
• He had been stunned and wounded about the shoulders.
• Brannan was stunned by the fall, and when consciousness returned he saw the bear standing across his body, watching him intently for signs of life.
• She lay there stunned, overwhelmed, not caring if she ever rose again.

Similar words containing STUNN without suffix ed

stunner7 astunned9 stunners8 stunning9 astunning10 stunnings10 stunningly14

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