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numb
adjective as in deadened, insensitive
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verb as in deaden
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Example Sentences
Ms Fatima, who watched the demolition on her own phone from a relative's house, remembers going numb.
But Trump’s team had long since grown numb to such critiques.
She said: “It's only when they've been numbed and they see the actual device coming out and they feel it prodded in their skin, do they realise what's actually going on?”
Unfortunately, it seems that some of us have already become numb to it.
A season of monotony has played out with a numbing sameness on the interior of UCLA’s defensive line.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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