19 adverbs to describe how to stunned
"Mr. Darrin is merely stunned, from too hard an impact of some sort.
Once while dynamiting a stream for fish for his starving party he partially stunned a giant anaconda, which he killed as it crept slowly off.
For the next five minutes the Cardinals remained utterly stunned, silent, and stupefied with amazement.
The accusation which the girl had hurled at me stunned me as effectually as an actual missile from her hand would have done.
Jane fortunately had landed on some soft grass, though with sufficient force to leave her badly stunned.
One man, Lieutenant Pyrineus, having his hands full, tried to hold one fish by putting its head into his mouth; it was a piranha and seemingly stunned, but in a moment it recovered and bit a big section out of his tongue.
Mr. Smith, with characteristic sportsmanship, made a plucky attempt to stop him; but Lyndon, who had picked up a heavy stick in the plantation, dealt him a terrific blow on the head that temporarily stunned him.
Mankind was unpleasantly stunned by the report of his decease.
He came in and looked awfully stunned at seeing me and said, 'I beg your pardon, fair one'."
" Piers started a little and straightened himself; but his face remained bloodless, and there was a curiously stunned look in his eyes.
He had rolled on his back with arms outstretched, helplessly stunned.
He never knew whether the man was killed or merely stunned; you learn nothing with certainty of such things on trains; but now, as he thought of the incident, its eidolon showed itself outside of his mind, and followed him in every detail, even to a snowy stretch of the embankment, until the increasing speed of the train seemed to sweep it back out of sight.
He was not much hurt, but severely stunned.
Burning with rage the Slasher returned to the charge, whereupon the defender of La Goualeuse showered upon the cut-throat's head a succession of blows so weighty and crushing and so completely out of the French mode of fighting that the Slasher was mentally as well as bodily stunned by them and gave up, muttering, "I'm floored.
She went away out of the room, too utterly stunned with fatigue to look at the letter in her dingy hand.
A blow on the head stunned himmade all dark.
Burning with rage the Slasher returned to the charge, whereupon the defender of La Goualeuse showered upon the cut-throat's head a succession of blows so weighty and crushing and so completely out of the French mode of fighting that the Slasher was mentally as well as bodily stunned by them and gave up, muttering, "I'm floored.
Going onward in these latter at an irregular pace; sometimes momentarily stunned into a rangy stagger by a sounding blow on the cerebrum or the cerebellum; and, again, irritated almost to a run by contusion of shoulder-blade or funny-bone; he finally became aware that two men were following him through the lots, and that with a closeness of attention indicating more than common interest.
And from that time, onward, for a little space, I was stunned with all that I knew and guessed and felt; and all of a long while the hunger grew for that one I had lost in the early daysshe who had sung to me in those faery days of light, that had been in verity.