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blunt

[bluhnt] / blʌnt /




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"There's been a growing realisation that the state is excessively willing and unapologetically willing to wield a blunt hammer," says Cheema.

From BBC

The “Romeo + Juliet” and “Moulin Rouge!” acting veteran, who is Latino, on Wednesday issued a brief and blunt Instagram video message to followers who also support the immigration agency.

From Los Angeles Times

Lee Parkinson, otherwise known as Mr P, a primary school teacher in Manchester with half a million Facebook followers, says fines can be a bit of a "blunt tool".

From BBC

The U.S. has Patriot and Thaad antimissile systems stationed throughout the region and is bringing in more, which could help blunt any Iranian attack.

From The Wall Street Journal

But time and again the poisonous isolation that absolute power imposes on its wielders blunted the edge of their insight and degraded the capacity of their societies.

From The Wall Street Journal