कंटाळवाणा,

dulled's Usage Examples:

working edges of scrapers tend to be convex, and many have trimmed and dulled lateral edges to facilitate hafting.

However, like any knife edge it can become dulled over time and the result is the tremolo cannot return to the zero position.

The root word, obtund, means "dulled or less sharp" cf.

Forewing broadened towards the outer margin, bright glossy lead grey with broad, regular, light yellow costal band, somewhat dulled at the apex, and pure yellow fringes; hindwing, head and neck and anal tuft of male ivory yellow.

There are three columns of text on the head of the nail; the first column on the upper half having dulled over the course of centuries, and the lower half of the third column broken off.

never died out entirely, but instead became a thicker, shorter neck with a dulled end, such as the modern "Prince of Wales" design commonly seen in English.

are what"s left of a platoon of American Infantry, whose dulled and tired eyes set deep in dulled and tired faces can now look toward a miracle, that moment.

of the story has Razin"s men claiming that his love of the princess has dulled his lust for fighting—a charge Razin counters by drowning the princess before.

With poor polish, the surface of a facet can be dulled, and may create blurred or dulled sparkle.

occurs on grinding wheels, and occurs when the exposed abrasive becomes dulled.

Luster hasn"t dulled on Platinum Corridor.

— nickerli Rebel is paler yellow, the forewing slightly dulled with the exception of the clearer yellow inner margin; from the Alps and.

Synonyms:

benumbed, uninterested,

Antonyms:

animated, spirited, interested,