Dulling

Once BBNaija gets on the way, and it’s interesting and compelling a lot of activities, there would be a kind of dulling in terms of young people getting out to get involved politically.

The culprits behind their rapid soiling include foot sweat, shoe friction, and exposure to various surfaces, not to mention the dulling effect of frequent washing.

They have 30 mg of CBD in each gummy, which is just enough to help you take it easy without dulling your senses too much.

You get well practised in dulling your own emotions, putting on the professional facade and getting the job done.

By about 5 pm, SMS services had been suspended too, dulling the euphoria of about 40 lakh subscribers delighted at the prospect of their phones coming back to life, officials said.

They upped the ante more recently by dulling out sex advice.

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It was the type of leaderboard for which Augusta had craved and not even the rain was dulling the excitement.

Of course, there’s a certain amount of complacency among the German populace that’s dulling the sense of political urgency this moment needs.

So obviously, for fans of Griffin’s hallmark style of barbs, her savage takedowns show no signs of dulling.

That’s despite our suffering just as much, or even more, than Europeans from the dulling plagues of screen time, processed food, and chemical contaminants.

Those white mystery hemlock-parsleys that look like Queen Anne’s lace but aren’t, boomed in fields this summer and now are dulling down.

Arrowheads from the Chinese Qin dynasty (around 200 BC) were often constructed with a hard bronze-head, but a softer bronze-tang, combining the alloys to prevent both dulling and breaking during use.

Kinking, rusting, or general dulling of the edge will significantly hinder the ability for the edge to grip the snow, so it is important that this feature is maintained.

Tin-plated steel is chromium-plated to prevent dulling of the surface due to oxidation of tin.