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View definitions for blunt

blunt

adjective as in not sharp

verb as in make dull

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Over 100 Australian academics have criticised the ban as "too blunt an instrument" and argued that it goes against UN advice which calls on governments to ensure young people have “safe access” to digital environments.

From BBC

Its most immediate priority is blunting the expected Russian counter-attack on Ukrainian positions in the Kursk region of western Russia.

From BBC

Washington has already been providing anti-tank mines to Ukraine, but the anti-personnel land mines - which can be rapidly deployed - are designed to blunt the advances of ground forces.

From BBC

Charli has previously defined brat as a girl who "has a breakdown, but kind of like parties through it", who is honest, blunt, "a little bit volatile".

From BBC

Idaho Rep. Mike Simpson offered the most blunt reaction.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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