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benumbing's Usage Examples:

determined that no outbursts, whether of joy or sorrow, will muss up the benumbing tranquility.

during the years 1646–1647 strove to withdraw his governorship from the benumbing influence of the central administration at Copenhagen, and succeeded with.

“exposure of the violated body” is positioned as a process that can lead to a benumbing “indifference to suffering” (Hartman, Scenes of Objection, 4).

Barbour writes of the king's illness that 'it began through a benumbing brought on by his cold lying', during the months of wandering from 1306.

from the young trees of the forest as they struggle upwards through the benumbing shade of their older rivals”.

True transcendence is not the silence of death benumbing the creative flow of life but the silence of which both death and immortality.

and again, with a single idea: that life in America today is boring, benumbing, dehumanized.

Washington Post said the prose “has a flat, harsh glare that can seem benumbing at first but evokes the deadening that comes of constant war.

Monotony exercises in the course of time a benumbing influence upon the mind.

benumbing's Meaning':

make numb or insensitive

Synonyms:

numb; desensitise; dull; blunt; desensitize;

Antonyms:

sensitise; sensitize; sensible; sensitive; unafraid;