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dullness

[duhl-nis] / ˈdʌl nɪs /




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Stripped of his power to be a disruptive troll flipping over tables in mainstream spaces, Trump's dullness becomes the most remarkable thing about him.

From Salon

Even an apprentice, KJ Takahashi, stands out in a sequence of turns that typify this work: It’s bravura without rupturing the contemplative surface, and the tension keeps dullness at bay.

From New York Times

In less acute cases, clinical signs may include dullness, loss of appetite, nasal hemorrhage and congestion.

From Seattle Times

Sometimes they may have symptoms including a loss of appetite, a bloody nose and dullness.

From Washington Times

We watched movies in dullness, learning to alternate between my mother’s desire for old films about war and immigration, and my desire for reality dating shows that she found disgusting.

From New York Times