numbed (Meaning)

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numbed (imp. & p. p.)

of Numb

No strong antonyms found.

The accident had numbed his body, leaving him unable to feel pain.
The news of her son's death numbed her mind, leaving her in a state of shock.
The icy wind numbed his hands and feet as he trudged through the snow.
The long hours of labor had numbed her senses, making childbirth a surreal experience.
The medication numbed the pain, but it also left him with a feeling of emotional detachment.
The trauma of the attack had numbed her, making it difficult for her to express her feelings.
The constant barrage of criticism had numbed him to any sense of self-worth.
The cold metal of the handcuffs numbed his wrists, reminding him of his imprisonment.
The numbness in his fingers made it difficult for him to hold the guitar, but he played through it with determination.
The anesthetic had numbed the area around the incision, preparing him for the imminent surgery.

of Numb

numb, asleep, unfeeling, torpid,benumbed, insensitive, dulled, stupefied, senseless, chilled

sensitive, sensitive, feeling,feeling,, awake, sensible, awake,sensible

The accident had numbed his body, leaving him unable to feel pain.

The news of her son's death numbed her mind, leaving her in a state of shock.

The icy wind numbed his hands and feet as he trudged through the snow.

The long hours of labor had numbed her senses, making childbirth a surreal experience.