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sunstruck

American  
[suhn-struhk] / ˈsʌnˌstrʌk /

adjective

  1. affected with sunstroke.


Etymology

Origin of sunstruck

First recorded in 1830–40; sun + struck

Example Sentences

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Sunstruck, blessed with cooling trade winds, rimmed with dazzling beaches and surrounded by clear, warm waters, these 800-plus islands, cays and uninhabited rocks are an incredible playground for cruising yachtsmen, fishermen and divers.

From Time Magazine Archive

First, do not deem me to have lost my head, Sunstruck, as that man Paulus was at Rome.

From A Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem : First Century by Story, William Wetmore

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