stuporific
/stjuːpəˈrɪfɪk
/adjective rare
Inducing stupor: a stuporific draught...
- His cynical doodling did nothing to relieve the stuporific boredom of the meeting.
- At first I was fixed in stuporific insensibility, silent, sullen, and staring.
- For the most part it was a stuporific blur, though she had vague flashbacks of raucous singing with many of the tavern's locals.
Origin
Mid 18th century: from stupor + -ific.
- world-ranking
- world-renowned
- world revolution
- worlds apart
- world's end
- worlds end
- World Series
- World Service
- world's fair
- world-shaking
- world-shattering
- world sorrow
- world soul
- world-spirit
- world-state
- world-stopping
- World Trade Center
- World Trade Organization
- world view
- world-viewer
- world war
- worldward
- worldwards
- World War I
- World War II