Meanings
adjectivestupified (comparative more stupified, superlative most stupified)
comparative more stupified · superlative most stupified
- alternativeAlternative spelling of stupefied.
verb
- participlepastsimple past and past participle of stupify
I suppose that my illness in a manner stupified me, for I have often wondered since, how I could remain so long without a suspicion of the real reason why I did not see my mother; at last the truth burst upon me.
1832, Charles Benjamin Tayler, The Records of a Good Man's Life, page 37
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