Having slow or confused reactions, as if in a stupor; groggy(adjective)
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Use "stuporous" in a sentence
"A heavy drinker may have been rousable, but would have been "stuporous," unlikely to have the coordination necessary to carry out three murders involving multiple stabbings and bludgeonings."
"It works only up to a point: The point at which the taskmasters reduce the work force to stuporous failure or rebellion."
"Little, Big by John Crowley (the Methuen papepback edition had such a minuscule text size causing both splitting headache and stuporous sleep, so I had to get a standard pb copy)"