Stupor and Wonder

Stupor

Stupor noun - Physical or mental inertness.

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Wonder and stupor are semantically related In some cases you can use "Wonder" instead a noun "Stupor".

Nearby Words: stupid, stupe

Wonder noun - Something extraordinary or surprising.

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Stupor and wonder are semantically related in amazement topic. Sometimes you can use "Stupor" instead a noun "Wonder".

constant	constant stupor	constant wonder
comic	comic stupor	comic wonder

No wonder he's to the point where he just wants to drink himself into a stupor.

Source: Morality Chain
The Sixth Crusade: In 1228 the Holy Roman Emperor Friederich II (called Stupor Mundi, "Wonder of the World") landed in Palestine; through a spectacularly unexpected coup of diplomacy, he reached a peace agreement with the ruler of Egypt and seized the rule of Christian Jerusalem for himself.

Source: Useful Notes / The Crusades

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