Sentence examples for is blunted from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having a thick edge or point; not sharp.
Through catharsis and artistic rage, hate's power to wound is blunted.
Woe is blunted not erased by like.
Woe is blunted not erasedby like.
by Sharon Levy Woe is blunted not erasedby like.
While his political viewpoint is blunted, his observations are sharp.
The insurgency is blunted; budget revenues have increased; reconstruction is ongoing.
For people who train consistently, however, much of this decline is blunted.
On clay, where the power of most players' shots is blunted, she is especially effective.
Vascular reactivity is blunted for some vasodilator drugs and is more affected in DOCA-s rats.
When that dip doesn't occur, or is blunted, it's associated with poorer health, including a greater risk of premature death.
In intensive care patient, physiologic erythropoiesis is impeded mainly because erythropoietin secretion is blunted in response to anemia.
