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stun (verb), stuns; stunned; stunning
1. To cause someone to become senseless or dazed, by or as if by a blow: When Sally hit her head against the door frame in the dark last night, she was stunned for a few minutes.
2. To surprise or to upset someone excessively: The extremely negative criticism stunned the politician.
2. To surprise or to upset someone excessively: The extremely negative criticism stunned the politician.
When Melba gets into one of her temper tantrums, she stuns or shocks her husband very much.
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stunning (adjective), more stunning, most stunning
1. Related to causing someone to be very surprised or shocked: Jacob made a stunning discovery regarding the profits he made with his investment at the bank.
2. Quite beautiful or pleasing: Tabitha wore a stunning gown to her friend's wedding.
2. Quite beautiful or pleasing: Tabitha wore a stunning gown to her friend's wedding.
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English Words in Action, Group S
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