Verb:

ନାମ୍,

Adjective:

ନାମ୍,

numbed's Usage Examples:

These rakes are numbed Bn (where n is the rake no.

He related early symptoms as: "The feet feel numbed in standing, walking or lying down, and the patient has the sensation as.

This “Toda Declaration,” proclaiming nuclear weapons to be “the ultimate evil of mankind, our numbed and remorseless readiness to deprive others of their inviolable right to live,” remains the guiding principle of the Soka Gakkai peace movement.

After the skin area has been numbed, the dye is injected into the thecal sac, then the table is slowly rotated.

unsuspecting people, who react to his "gifts" variously with alarm, puzzlement or numbed resignation.

The full Bible numbed 1,742 pages and 1,000 copies were produced.

) Or, troubled by dæmons, and sick, that is, benumbed and unable to rise; and though they had shepherds, yet they were as though.

beautifully clear water, and so cold that a hand immersed in it is very soon benumbed.

Prior to beginning these procedures, the patient is generally numbed in the area intended for instrumentation.

New York Times, wrote a very negative review, calling the show a "sad, benumbed spectacle" which was "unparalleled in its wholesale squandering of illustrious.

"astonished" is used with an earlier definition: "bereft of sensation; stunned, benumbed," in describing the speaker"s verse.

other writings, the narrator in this story seems detached from, or perhaps numbed by, events that one would normally expect to be registered with horror.

create a peaceful state of mind, or using drugs or alcohol to remain in a numbed out or a euphoric state.

Synonyms:

benumbed, asleep, insensible,

Antonyms:

animated, colourful, spirited, sensible,