0 an illness caused by spending too much time in strong heat and light from the sun:
Someone who is suffering from sunstroke feels dizzy and has a high temperature, but does not sweat.
The doctors tell me they will get sunstroke but you will see they will not.
There were so many that the poor sub-editor must have been suffering from political sunstroke.
Non-medical staff administered aspirin on the ground of suspected sunstroke.
Sunstroke frequently produces moral imbecility which does not manifest itself in any way except in loss of moral power.
The variety of wildlife includes catfish and carp also: pike, chub, crvenorepke, white amur, sunstroke, and babushkas.
Heat exhaustion, sunstroke, and disease took a heavy toll of human life.
The explanations run from sunstroke and exhaustion to enteric fever and dysentery to a collapse and a breakdown.
These inmates suffered from lack of fresh water, sunstroke, marsh fever, and dysentery.
