Astony

/əˈstoʊni/ verb

To stun or shock someone so much that they can't think or move properly.

From Middle English astonen, derived from Old French estonner (to stun), from Vulgar Latin extonare combining ex- (out) and tonare (to thunder). The meaning evolved from the literal shock of thunder to any shocking or stunning event.

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