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deadened
deadened, ppl. a. (ˈdɛd(ə)nd) [f. deaden v. + -ed1.] Deprived of life or force; dulled, muffled, etc.1720 Welton Suff. Son of God I. x. 245 Obedience renews the Life of Deadened Love. 1725 Pope Odyss. xxii. 284 With deaden'd sound, one on the threshold falls. 1789 T. Whately in Med. Commun. II. 393 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Yun Humyong
The archetypal situation in Yun's works is that of a man suffering from a sense of ontological lack; deadened by routines of daily life, he immerses himself wikipedia.org
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deaden
deaden, v. (ˈdɛd(ə)n) [f. dead a. + -en5: a comparatively recent formation, taking the place of the earlier dead v.] I. 1. intr. To become dead (lit. and fig.); to lose vitality, force, vigour, brightness, etc.1723 Lond. Gaz. No. 6171/3 The Wind deadning..we could not make the Way we expected. 1801 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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The one question we all need to ask ourselves - The Guardian
6 days agoInstead of a deadened swirly quotation, the line becomes a dare, perhaps the most important question you could possibly ask yourself - the starting gun for thinking about how to build a better life.
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"A Dead Woman's Secret" by Guy de Maupassant | The Involarium Library
An infinite peace, a divine melancholy, a silent serenity surrounded this dead woman, seemed to be breathed out from her and to appease nature itself. Then the judge, still kneeling, his head buried in the bed clothes, cried in a voice altered by grief and deadened by the sheets and blankets: "Mamma, mamma, mamma!".
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undeadened
unˈdeadened, ppl. a. (un-1 8.)1813 T. Busby Lucretius I. iii. 119 While o'er the soul undeadened transports steal. 1856 R. A. Vaughan Mystics x. i. II. 172 That heaven, where..glorious powers shall be gloriously developed, undeadened by any lethargy. 1895 Outing XXVI. 70/1 The noises, which wide-ope... Oxford English Dictionary
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Wayne Arthurs (tennis)
The stronger dose deadened his leg and he could not co-ordinate his movements. wikipedia.org
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deaden
deaden/ˈdedn; `dɛdn/ v1 [Tn] lessen the force or intensity of (sth) 减低（某物）的力量或强度 drugs to deaden the pain 镇痛药 My thick clothing deadened the blow. 我的厚衣减轻了打击的力量. Your constant criticism has deadened their enthusiasm. 你接二连三地批评降低了他们的热情.2 [Tn.pr] ~ sb to sth make sb insensitive to sth 使某人对某事的感觉迟钝 Unhapp... 牛津英汉双解词典
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Comprachicos
The Comprachicos deadened the little patient by means of a stupefying powder which was thought to be magical and which suppressed all pain. wikipedia.org
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dazedness
ˈdazedness [-ness.] Dazed condition; † the state of being numbed or deadened with cold.1340 Hampole Pr. Consc. 4906 Thurgh fire þat sal swa brinnand be, Agayn þe dasednes [MS. Lansd. coldnes] of charite. 13.. MS. Tib. E. vii. fol. 24 Dasednes of hert als clerkes pruves Es when a man god dasedly love... Oxford English Dictionary
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Simone Gad
"Gad probably intends to be a social critic," conceded Suzanne Muchnic in 1982, "but her message is so familiar and so numbingly boisterous, we are deadened wikipedia.org
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bedead
bedead, v. ? Obs. (bɪˈdɛd) [f. be- 2 + dead v.] trans. To deaden. Only found in pples. beˈdeaded, deadened; beˈdeading, deadening.1656 H. More Enthus. Tri. §28. 27 His body so deeply overwhelmed and bedeaded with sleep. ― Antid. Ath. iii. xvi. (1712) 141 A dark bedeading Melancholy. 1681 H. Hallywel... Oxford English Dictionary
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Weary River
Churchill played the piano, and Johnny Murray sang into a microphone far away from Barthelmess while he lip-synced and played a piano that had strings deadened wikipedia.org
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Anastas Konstantinov
He has realized that a lie cannot be deadened with violence, but only with love." wikipedia.org
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incendijel
incendijel orig. U.S. (ɪnˈsɛndɪdʒɛl) Also (corruptly) incenderjel, incinderjell. [f. incendiary a. + jelly n.] An inflammable jelly used in incendiary weapons, composed of polystyrene, petrol, and benzene.1966 Air Force/Space Digest (U.S.) Mar. 45/2 Nearly 700 day and night sorties were flown by B-5... Oxford English Dictionary
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