How To Use Deadened In A Sentence
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With new emotion and fresh distress Cecilia perceived this change; what he might have to say she could not conjecture, but all that foreran his communication convinced her it was nothing she could wish; and much as she had desired some explanation of his designs, when the long-expected moment seemed arriving, prognostications the most cruel of the event, repressed her impatience, and deadened her curiosity.
Cecilia
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Your constant criticism has deadened their enthusiasm.
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A log cabin, and occasionally a stable and corn crib, and a field of a dozen acres, the timber girdled or "deadened," and fenced, are enough for his occupancy.
A New Guide for Emigrants to the West
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I push my deadened feet up, forcing them to move, my hands stuck by my side as I turn the corner into the lounge.
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The deadened echo of those words still sounded round Man now, as he stood cold and strengthless in Soho Square.
MAN'S LOVING FAMILY
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In this culture, we are deadened to the effects of our lives on other people, other animals, on natural resources every day.
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Between the water draining, the cool water pouring in, and her skin deadened from sensation, the pain started to become tolerable.
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Sadly, the supporting non-celebrity players deliver their lines in the same deadened monotone that passes for the industry standard in video game voice acting.
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When my traumatized states could not find a hospitable relational home or context of human understanding, I became deadened, and my world became dulled.
Robert D. Stolorow: Losing and Regaining My Sense of Being
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My toes are deadened with cold.
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Daniel Irving, however, was the spitfire on the team, constantly hooting and yelling in the intense games just to keep the girls' morale up and stir some sort of reaction from their deadened features.
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My thick clothing deadened the blow.
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Her eyes are pained and deadened, but somehow sad and regretting.
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Based on its placement, I would bet that it has deadened the nerve, so that you would indeed feel no pain.
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Our consciences and sensitivities have been deadened by too much drinking, he says.
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Your constant criticism has deadened their enthusiasm.
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deadened wine
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His mind screamed at him not to, but his nerves were deadened, refusing to respond.
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The cultivated land had been cleared by cutting away the underbrush and small trees, while the big ones had merely been "deadened," by girdling them near the ground.
The Story of a Common Soldier of Army Life in the Civil War, 1861-1865
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the deadened pangs of hunger
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Twenty years of blockbusters have deadened audiences to the excitement of big armies and lavish effects.
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She was deadened to all sense of shame.
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My thick clothing deadened the blow.
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The driver deadened the noise of the car with a new muffler.
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Cantus sighed in relief, relaxing as I deadened his nerves.
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There could be no doubt that ether, properly applied, rendered the subject wholly unconscious, deadened the pain of operation, and represented little risk to recovery.
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Both men understood that powerful aspects of their art were deadened by analysis.
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From behind them, only a little deadened by distance, the bear told them, at the top of its mechanical voice, that the capacity of its last operating nuclear subcell was now negligible.
The Waste Lands
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The road runs down hushed aisles of lofty Douglas fir, hemlock and Sitka spruce, and passes through deadened stretches of clear-cut forest, forlorn and empty.
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Sound Deadened doors/trunk happens ... that is why I converted before mine went out so I could sell them and recoupe all the $$ ....
Lincoln vs Cadillac
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A log cabin, and, occasionally, a stable and corn-crib, and a field of a dozen acres, the timber girdled or "deadened," and fenced, are enough for his occupancy.
The Frontier in American History
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The wood panelling in the rooms deadened any noise from outside.
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A critical taste might have objected that the plush curtains which shaded the windows were too heavy for summer; that the begilded wallpaper "swore" a little at its own dado and frieze, as well as deadened the effect of the pictures which hung against it; and that the drapery of lace and velvet which veiled the fireplace made a fire inconvenient and almost impossible, however cold the weather might be.
A Little Country Girl
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She then closed up the hut and covered the few coals with ashes so that the fire would not die out entirely, just as a man does with his inner feelings; he covers them with the ashes of his life, which he calls indifference, so that they may not be deadened by daily contact with his fellows.
The Social Cancer
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A local priest called to the scene of the crash said several communities had been "deadened" by the loss of life.
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We walked back again leisurely, though to my excited imagination the sound of the filing deadened every other sound.
Three Times and Out: A Canadian Boy's Experience in Germany
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However, in this situation, like most others, we smokers have a slight advantage; our nasal nerves have long since been deadened with a film of tar.
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The Christian legalization of belief in Christ has deadened us to the free openness of his life.
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she felt no discomfort as the dentist drilled her deadened tooth
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The west can be described as jaded and deadened to stimuli in comparison to the h/s/c cultures with respect to sexual imagery and erotically charged situations.
Pseudo-Polymath
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In the bringing of unendurable emotional pain into language and human dialogue, a deadened sense of being is reborn.
Robert D. Stolorow: Losing and Regaining My Sense of Being
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It was at this time he suffered the devastating loss of his parents and he said heroin deadened his pain.
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For the old and withered Nonna Rosa, he restores her youthful dewiness, awakening all the passion deadened by her long passionless marriage.
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It is often a long and difficult job to get some of the Algae; with their tender connections unsevered from the hard rock, which must be chipped away with the chisel, and often with the blows of the hammer deadened by being struck under water.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 47, September, 1861
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The driver deadened the noise of the car with a new muffler.
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The recent fall of snow, laid in a thick carpet, deadened any sound, adding to the tranquillity and pristine feel of the mountains.
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The dentist deadened the nerve with novocaine.
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The wood panelling in the rooms deadened any noise from outside.
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The road runs down hushed aisles of lofty Douglas fir, hemlock and Sitka spruce, and passes through deadened stretches of clear-cut forest, forlorn and empty.
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The microphone had a windscreen and extra foam that deadened the noise of raindrops falling on the microphone.
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Her back was turned and the roar of the wind and water would have deadened all but a foghorn at that distance.
MIDNIGHT IS A LONELY PLACE
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She was deadened to all sense of shame.
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Your constant criticism has deadened their enthusiasm.
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My thick clothing deadened the blow.
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The recent fall of snow, laid in a thick carpet, deadened any sound, adding to the tranquillity and pristine feel of the mountains.
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Many of the leading organ builders now employ this thicker construction, and it is no uncommon thing to find Swell boxes measuring three inches in thickness and "deadened" with sawdust or shavings between the layers of wood of which they are formed.
The Recent Revolution in Organ Building Being an Account of Modern Developments
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Big trees were "deadened," or killed, by cutting a
A School History of the United States
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Not only do men and women abnormally crave drink, who are overworked, exhausted, suffering from deranged stomachs and bad sanitation, and deadened by the ugliness and monotony of existence, but the gregarious men and women who have no home-life flee to the bright and clattering public-house in a vain attempt to express their gregariousness.
DRINK, TEMPERANCE, AND THRIFT
