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View definitions for blunt

blunt

adjective as in not sharp

verb as in make dull

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His blunt attacks - accusing "Western fake news media", charities and politicians of "spreading disinformation" - did not improve matters.

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It is rare that Australia's attack is blunted, certainly at home.

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Byars’ was pronounced dead Thursday from “multiple blunt force injuries,” a spokesperson for the Maryland Chief Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed Friday to The Times.

Labuschagne threatened to blunt India, as he made his slowest start to a Test innings, but in the end his lack of scoring intent led to him being dismissed by Siraj, despite a review.

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But experts say that blunt strategy may not work this time around, particularly as international attention has refocused on the plight of Palestinians and criticism of Israel is rising.

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

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