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blunt

[bluhnt] / blʌnt /




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Travis is seldom as blunt in his daily interactions with people, who often squint and look past the instability that is so subtly rendered by Mr. De Niro.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rep. Don Bacon of Nebraska was more blunt, saying he has long opposed federal control of elections.

From Salon

The bloc has also put into place a carbon-border adjustment mechanism, known as CBAM, that aims to blunt the competitive edge given to external producers not subject to Europe’s more stringent caps on carbon emissions.

From The Wall Street Journal

I had tried mending my uniform myself, but we had only blunt needles, and I wasn’t much good at sewing, so it soon came apart again.

From Literature

Years earlier, Dogu had offered a blunt assessment of Venezuela’s economic collapse.

From Los Angeles Times