dulled

IPA: dˈʌɫd

Examples of "dulled" in Sentences

Has the woman erred, and is the father's sword dulled? "
A pained expression dulled his features, and he shook his head.
People with AIDS may describe feeling "dulled" or "slow" in their thinking.
One that has been, for whatever reason, "dulled" by some purely physical phenomenon.
They dulled the pain of broken promises and routine domestic violence with alcohol and drugs.
I have had some people tell me that he was drinking on the red carpet. so maybe he had kind of dulled his senses.
"ejectives", which can best be described as a dulled-down version of the clicks in South Africa's Xhosa language.
On the battlements above, Jonat - helmet gone, sword dulled - watched helplessly as the Vagrians swept over the ramparts.
He has documented his experimental research which has demonstrated that the "executive function" of the brain – the part that controls thinking, problem solving and task completion – has been significantly affected, and 'dulled' – by exposure to electronic media.