Examples of 'blunting' in a sentence
Meaning of "blunting"
blunt (verb) - To blunt refers to the action of making something less sharp or intense, or to make someone less sharp or tactful in their manner of speaking
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- present participle of blunt
- The process by which something is made blunt.
How to use "blunting" in a sentence
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I do not want you blunting that sickle.
The blunting effect on cutting edges is low.
Yet time has a way of blunting sharp edges.
Blunting out that pain with fast love.
I will be blunting all the knives.
Blunting brain tumor growth with immune activation.
The combined product shows no blunting.
Dual blunting safety blood collection needle assembly.
I sense that your success is blunting your revolutionary fervour.
A blunting of the hair filaments.
Costophrenic angle blunting.
This blunting of the startle response is referred to as prepulse inhibition.
Ketamine caused more confusion and emotional blunting compared to placebo.
It was blunting me edge.
Blunting on one side.
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Patients who presented with minimal costophrenic angle blunting were excluded.
Blunting of affect refers to a general reduction in the ability to express emotion.
Rapid population growth remains a key factor blunting progress in many countries.
The degree of crack blunting increased in proportion to the toughness of the material.
The team predicted that weight training would reduce this blunting.
The blunting of an established and ongoing immune response is an important therapeutic issue.
My love for the unfortunate has mastered me to the point of blunting my feelings.
The blunting member is disposed coaxially within the bore of the needle.
Inhibition of one hotspot results in the blunting of the effects of activating another hotspot.
Blunting reduces crack propagation by spreading the energy at the crack tip over a larger area.
A needle assembly having an elongate blunting device which allows for venting of air.
Blunting the Scissors.
Decrease of attention owing to internal or external factors causes a blunting of the reaction type.
Distal tip blunting or lumen sealing may also be used to seal these lumens.
Discontinuities act as crack arresters by blunting the tip of the crack which enters them.
The elongate blunting device is at least partially located within the needle canula.
Adults often try to protect children from difficult realities by blunting or concealing the truth.
There are concerns that blunting inflammation may impair the adaptive response to exercise training.
This will allow you to add the flavor without blunting the sheen of the sauce.
The assembly comprises a blunting component that comprises a hub having a tubular member extending therethrough.
The regiment saw heavy fighting and played an important role in blunting the Indian offensive.
The forward shield comprises a distal blunting end that has a distal aperture and a proximal needle passageway.
Blunting the ends of said substituted gene ;.
The present invention relates generally to a method of blunting the postprandial glycemic response to a meal.
A dual blunting needle assembly comprising,.
We've only succeeded in slightly blunting its most inhumane excesses.
Blunting neoliberalism, tripartism and economic reforms in the developing world.
The key is to crush enemies while blunting the anger of Muslim and Arab populations.
A needle assembly according to claim 6 wherein the elongate blunting device includes,.
Leads to a blunting of taste and smell, and eating process.
Therefore, alefacept leads to clinical improvement of moderate to severe psoriasis by blunting these reactions.
Netanyahu asked Sisi for help in blunting the American campaign for Hamas.
Elongated blunting member 40 is preferably formed of rigid material such as stainless steel hypotubing.
For example, they may define a blunting component passageway therethrough.
In the closed position, the needle tip is covered by the distal blunting end.
