stupefyingly

1 stupefied by the ruling that he could not compete because he missed the qualifying age by two days

2 Since the Doolittle Report, we have been dulled or stupefied into docile acceptance of the de facto annihilation of the Fourth Amendment by grossly inflated fears of crime, foreign aggression or international terrorism.

3 The bounty of data comes from a batch of new surveys, most notably one by the European Space Agency (ESA) observatory Gaia, that are collecting stupefying amounts of information.

4 The technologies' outcome, like the number of stars, is also stupefying: The Mesopotamians might have been off by a finger or so held at arm's length, maybe a degree of arc, and Hipparchus was off by about half a degree, or 30 arc minutes.

5 But in 1981, the Lakers’ verdict stupefies Westhead, who doesn’t see his exit coming even as the team’s marquee name turns against him.

6 Their enemies were the forces of cynicism and indifference that Wallace depicted in Infinite Jest, set in a near-future America stupefied by consumerism, mass entertainment, and addictive substances.

7 In contrast with many histories of the war, Overy eschews the drama of great tank battles and instead conveys the stupefying loss of nearly all the tanks produced by the combatants.

8 These diaries are the most stupefying documents in a stupefying œuvre.

9 His shaggy gold locks and handsome face stupefy a writer accustomed to having all her desires in check and on schedule.

10 Anxiety stupefied instead of quickening his senses.

11 The temptation to stupefy himself with drink was almost irresistible.

12 Exhilarated or stupefied by or as if by alcohol; intoxicated.

醉的，陶醉的因(仿佛)喝酒类饮料而兴奋或木然的; 醉的

13 I was stupefied by what I read.

我读到的内容把我惊呆了。

1 令人惊讶

surprisingly astonishingly marvelously

2 令人惊讶地

surprisingly astonishingly marvelously

3 令人麻木

numbing