Cruelty to animals is immoral, because our sympathies are blunted by it. [Please select]
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Lot of writing blunts a pencil. [adjective]
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We shouldn't be blunt in our speech. [Please select]
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Finish chopping the onion, with a blunt knife. [adjective]
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His blunt little nose was lengthening and growing thin and pointed. [Please select]
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National legislation is far too blunt an instrument for that purpose. [adjective]
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"You would scarce find the tent of the Frenchman with the hair on your head"; said the blunt scout. [adjective]
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He will perhaps listen more favourably to a blunt and unvarnished defence than a truckling and time-serving judge might do. [adjective]
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The men of the higher dominating classes whose conscience is naturally not sensitive or has become blunted, if they don't suffer through conscience, suffer from fear and hatred. [adjective]
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Leave me your knife as well as my own, for one will soon be blunt. [adjective]
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He recollected the particular way in which Gianbattista used to hold the blunt chisel in first tracing over the drawing on a silver plate. [adjective]
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