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desensitise's Usage Examples:

critical both of Freudian approaches and of attempts by behaviourists to "desensitise" their patients using relaxation.

He lamented that the gangland wars have appeared to desensitise the public to violence and was critical of people in the general public.

The trauma of war had helped to desensitise the public to violence and the emancipation of women had changed attitudes.

Military training utilises highly-authentic moulage techniques to desensitise to graphic wounds, prepare for battle, and treat injuries.

Dave Grossman that the military uses shooting games to desensitise soldiers to killing.

all the memories of September 11", and that she thinks that "it will desensitise children to what happened".

concentration they require for activation and the degree to which they desensitise following agonist activation [37, 38].

food allergies, patients are exposed to small doses of allergens to desensitise them.

dioxide in the blood, hypercapnia (the opposite to hypocapnia), tend to desensitise the body to carbon dioxide, in which case the body may come to rely on.

"Listening to violent music does not desensitise people to violence, study suggests".

Christianity) – here a too literal understanding of a Christian story – can desensitise people to what native traditions themselves preserve.

desensitise's Meaning':

cause not to be sensitive

Synonyms:

change; modify; alter; desensitize;

Antonyms:

sensitize; hearing; heedful; sensible; sensitive;