Numbed

I know for me, it’s at the moment laying quite low but earlier this year, I lost weeks at a time from just being completely numbed out by it.

What really sells the horror though, is Russell's utterly numbed reaction.

It actually numbed up pretty good, and purposefully moving around in the saddle seemed to help a bit.

Once I was numbed, Dr. Rafaeloff hit the wrinkles on both sides of my neck with injections — I have three deep lines going across my neck that she targeted.

While the medication provided only mild relief, it came at a price: it numbed my emotions, making it difficult to form any meaningful connections with others.

People are just numbed, stunned, devastated, if that would even describe it… it’s a lovely parish.

While the sad news was not entirely unexpected, given his age and the complications he had developed after contracting COVID-19, the formal announcement of his departure numbed Kolkata, his home, and shocked fans across the globe.

Brexit has numbed our brains.

In the case of Susan and Marvin, Sabesan numbed the nerves inside their shoulders, keeping them pain-free up to three days after surgery.

The water, which was snowmelt, numbed our feet; when we reached the far bank, Sebastian was shivering.

When its time to speak the people of the BVI lips and numbed.

Fr McNamara said the local community – including the family of the murder accused – have been left “devastated and numbed” by the killing.

He will get it numbed up for the game and be fine.

Nearly half a century later, smug with our smartphones and numbed by technology, we might pause to grasp the enormity of ’s achievement.

The angle was worth it, even if she couldn’t feel her numbed finger clicking the button on her Canon T7i.

Childhood desire for companionship can become numbed through a history of failed social encounters.

It is based on the Greek word ναρκωσις (narcosis), the term used by Hippocrates for the process of numbing or the numbed state.