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Adjective
Desensitized or numb to any feeling, sensation or emotion
Cold and not feeling or showing any emotion
Cold and not feeling or showing any emotion
Feeling confused mentally
(
of the air or wind
)
Extremely cold
At rest, stationary, immobile, not moving
Suffering from fear
Verb
To decrease in feeling or strength
To cause or inspire boredom in
To astonish or shock (someone) so that they are temporarily unable to react
To immobilize or stop (from) moving, especially suddenly
To fade or become less intense
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Adjective
▲
Desensitized or numb to any feeling, sensation or emotion
benumbed
deadened
numbed
insensible
dead
insensate
insensitive
senseless
stupefied
unfeeling
desensitised
UK
desensitized
US
frozen
immobilised
UK
immobilized
US
paralysed
UK
paralyzed
US
torpid
anaesthetized
UK
asleep
dazed
stunned
drugged
torpefied
anaesthetised
UK
anesthetized
US
chilled
comatose
insentient
petrified
sensationless
unconscious
without feeling
deprived of sensation
in shock
knocked out
inert
cold
out cold
passed out
out
spark out
dead to the world
out for the count
soporose
incapacitated
soporous
crippled
blacked out
out of it
dull
zonked
hardened
lacking feeling
unresponsive
wooden
lacking sensation
immobile
spiritless
useless
lifeless
sedated
motionless
kayoed
under
laid out
zonked out
out like a light
nerveless
lacking in feeling
lacking in sensation
soulless
floored
disabled
powerless
palsied
lame
collapsed
prostrate
indifferent
knocked unconscious
will-less
quadriplegic
diplegic
paraplegic
catatonic
flattened
unarousable
entranced
bombed
cataleptic
KO'd
drowsy
frigid
glazed
flat
inactive
knocked for six
dead inside
paralytic
helpless
zonked-out
palsified
out on one's feet
keeled over
dispassionate
emotionless
impassive
unsympathetic
unemotional
flaked out
in a coma
hollow
inexpressive
deadpan
apathetic
callous
stony
on the canvas
down for the count
in a trance
vacant
lukewarm
glassy
blank
insipid
still
inhuman
toneless
defunct
extinct
idle
lacking physical sensation
more ❯
“I still felt
numb
, as if nothing that was happening was real.”
Adjective
▲
Cold and not feeling or showing any emotion
emotionless
apathetic
impassive
unemotional
detached
impassible
indifferent
passionless
phlegmatic
stoic
stoical
stolid
affectless
disinterested
incurious
undemonstrative
unconcerned
uncurious
uninterested
cold-blooded
dispassionate
cool
cold
unfeeling
aloof
calm
frigid
unresponsive
remote
distant
restrained
reserved
unmoved
deadpan
imperturbable
flat
matter-of-fact
glacial
passive
expressionless
wooden
chill
heartless
lethargic
unexcitable
self-controlled
callous
controlled
dry
blank
vacant
icy
impersonal
reticent
sluggish
dull
cool, calm and collected
listless
sober
unflappable
placid
insensible
uninvolved
insensitive
unexpressive
blah
dead
stony
hollow
toneless
bland
nowhere
unaffected
nonemotional
unimpassioned
immovable
composed
withdrawn
collected
poker-faced
unruffled
serene
stony-eyed
stiff
languid
frosty
formal
uncaring
unloving
draggy
unapproachable
lukewarm
taciturn
moony
inexpressive
lifeless
chilly
torpid
tranquil
heavy
inert
unenthusiastic
supine
self-contained
groggy
uncompassionate
thick-skinned
obdurate
laid-back
pokerfaced
along for the ride
straight-faced
laid back
resigned
bovine
philosophic
catatonic
empty
lymphatic
desensitized
US
nonchalant
inactive
desensitised
UK
rigid
sangfroid
reptilian
forbidding
unfazed
lackadaisical
sedate
lazy
unbending
spiritless
austere
neutral
cold-faced
hardened
impartial
inscrutable
insusceptible
impervious
impotent
unimpressible
repellent
indurated
inexcitable
ardorless
inhibited
unromantic
loveless
unrevealing
cold-hearted
cold-shoulder
unambitious
pococurante
bored
stone-cold
untouched
Laodicean
unmotivated
droopy
wimpy
dispirited
blasé
half-hearted
non-committal
could care less
out of it
slow
slothful
benumbed
hebetudinous
drowsy
sleepy
languorous
dopey
stupefied
what the hell
couldn't care less
don't give a damn
unsympathetic
doesn't care
equable
quiet
businesslike
rational
unagitated
unsentimental
clinical
objective
unimpressionable
coldhearted
marble
stupid
stuporous
level-headed
cool-headed
hard-headed
hard-hearted
hard-boiled
going with the flow
rolling with the punches
uncommunicative
unsociable
unforthcoming
unfriendly
standoffish
offish
guarded
secretive
close
solitary
unwelcoming
unaffectionate
offhand
insolent
annoyed
offended
impudent
impertinent
procacious
contained
stand-offish
unexcited
gelid
feeble
limp
perfunctory
starchy
careless
casual
uncongenial
subdued
colorless
US
colourless
UK
cold-eyed
unimpressed
stilted
uncordial
insouciant
clammy
bureaucratic
brittle
antiseptic
unpassioned
depersonalized
US
gray
US
grey
UK
irresolute
depersonalised
UK
cavalier
hard-eyed
strictly business
steely
weak
monotonous
tepid
haughty
lax
disdainful
supercilious
frozen
vapid
inhospitable
soulless
hardhearted
lackluster
US
unclubbable
antisocial
asocial
standoff
tame
regardless
bloodless
halfhearted
heedless
lacklustre
UK
unenthused
relaxed
buttoned-up
hostile
easygoing
wishy-washy
laissez-faire
devil-may-care
cold as ice
unanimated
unconvincing
reluctant
flinty
unreceptive
wintery
UK
unsmiling
lame
weakly
wintry
US
coldish
unaroused
negligent
unwilling
meager
US
paltry
selfish
glassy
cursory
arctic
not caring
breezy
unneighbourly
superficial
meagre
UK
unsocial
meek
complacent
silent
ice-cold
vacuous
hard
leaden
effortless
flippant
carefree
disimpassioned
stone-faced
stony-hearted
wimpish
dismissive
couldn't-care-less
devoid of emotion
heedless of
not giving a monkey's
abstract
uneager
inhuman
uncolored
straight
candid
equal
measured
nondiscriminatory
happy-go-lucky
laodicean
undecided
indecisive
uncertain
uncommitted
hesitant
unresolved
soft
pathetic
indolent
not interested
inattentive
idle
enervated
slapdash
leisurely
shiftless
languishing
dreamy
energyless
fainéant
abstracted
poised
aimless
faineant
daydreaming
sentimental
romantic
equanimous
civil
unbothered
at ease
chilled
unflustered
unshaken
in control
mild-mannered
unperturbed
together
untroubled
self-composed
self-assured
level
at peace
coolheaded
levelheaded
stress-free
undisturbed
centred
UK
centered
US
unshakable
cool as a cucumber
steady
unworried
self-possessed
even-tempered
patient
assured
slap-happy
easy going
spring fever
more ❯
“Persons who become
numb
to the suffering of others are perilously close to descending into brutality.”
Adjective
▲
Cold and not feeling or showing any emotion
blank
catatonic
deadpan
expressionless
vacant
empty
inexpressive
stolid
impassive
remote
wooden
unexpressive
stony
lifeless
inscrutable
fixed
glazed
unresponsive
emotionless
vacuous
straight-faced
poker-faced
inanimate
dull
unemotional
unreadable
absent
uninterested
vague
dead
stupid
flat
nobody home
stoic
bland
undemonstrative
unimpassioned
cold
soulless
dispassionate
hollow
serious
unsmiling
inane
dumb
unintelligent
po-faced
meaningless
stiff
immobile
uncommunicative
masklike
noncommittal
inert
withdrawn
rigid
introspective
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
lusterless
fish-eyed
indifferent
abstracted
motionless
glassy
unthinking
thoughtless
idle
incurious
uncomprehending
vapid
absent-minded
more ❯
“She had not uttered another word but sat with a
numb
expression on her face.”
Adjective
▲
Feeling confused mentally
stupefied
confused
bewildered
befuddled
dazed
confounded
bemused
stunned
addled
dizzy
dopey
muzzy
bedevilled
UK
bedeviled
US
distracted
befogged
bushed
addlepated
silly
muddleheaded
slaphappy
zonked
punchy
pixilated
pixillated
dopy
raddled
spacy
fogged
muddled
addle
spacey
puzzled
spaced
baffled
stumped
fuddled
mystified
staggered
surprised
speechless
floored
startled
overwhelmed
overcome
dismayed
breathless
frozen
intoxicated
mixed-up
punch-drunk
spaced-out
shell-shocked
zonked-out
groggy
numbed
benumbed
fuzzy
foggy
stupid
clouded
out of it
cloudy
blurry
disorientated
woozy
disoriented
vague
discombobulated
woolly
UK
wooly
US
woolly-headed
not with it
senseless
insensible
cold
perplexed
upset
fazed
disorganized
US
dumbfounded
bamboozled
flummoxed
nonplussed
disorganised
UK
at sea
mixed up
all at sea
taken aback
thrown off balance
at sixes and sevens
not knowing if you are coming or going
hazy
wonky
lost
flustered
at a loss
thrown
disconcerted
astounded
wildered
astonished
dumbstruck
flabbergasted
dazzled
mazed
rattled
clueless
shocked
shaken
beaten
troubled
gaga
addlebrained
uncertain
lightheaded
wobbly
unsteady
discomposed
staggering
giddy
unnerved
discomfited
uncomprehending
awed
disturbed
foxed
shaken up
light-headed
dumb
aghast
in a dither
muddle-headed
absent-minded
out to lunch
faint
shaky
unhinged
unbalanced
demented
unglued
senile
tipsy
deranged
woolly-minded
confusional
thunderstruck
blank
vexed
reeling
agog
gone
gobsmacked
weak-kneed
slap-happy
hard-pressed
weak in the knees
hard put
shook up
fouled up
awe-struck
bowled over
lost at sea
slack-jawed
addle-brained
dazed and confused
off balance
spaced out
daft
touched
inattentive
trippy
dreamy
misty
shadowy
blurred
stuck
discountenanced
vertiginous
frustrated
swimmy
shook
foolish
nonplused
in a muddle
agape
aswoon
simple
in a state of confusion
whirling
doubtful
awestruck
wonderstruck
worried
nonsensical
dozy
amazed
blown away
delirious
stymied
swimming
had their heads messed with
besotted
off-balance
confusticated
got
caused to be at a stand
gravelled
UK
beat
graveled
US
buffaloed
thrown off
irrational
unsound
blind
blinded
light
at wits' end
made to scratch their head
psychotic
unstable
crazy
unsettled
out-of-joint
uncertain which way to turn
whacko
out of control
with Alzheimer's disease
glassy-eyed
shot to pieces
screwy
unscrewed
not knowing if one is coming or going
asea
sailing
adrift
more ❯
Adjective
▲
(
of the air or wind
)
Extremely cold
stinging
keen
bitter
biting
cold
raw
freezing
icy
penetrating
piercing
sharp
arctic
boreal
shivery
crisp
glacial
hibernal
algid
coolish
hypothermic
polar
cool
gelid
numbing
chilled
shrewd
snowy
wintry
US
chilly
frozen
parky
snappy
chill
cutting
hyperborean
inclement
smarting
blasting
coldish
frosty
nipping
siberian
brumal
frigid
harsh
nippy
wintery
UK
bitterly cold
bone-chilling
ice-cold
icy-cold
numbed
frozen stiff
frozen to the marrow
benumbed
chilled to the bone
chilled to the marrow
frozen to the bone
Siberian
chilling
subzero
rimy
hawkish
frozen to the core
freezing cold
circumpolar
sub-zero
frost-bound
very cold
shivering
cold as ice
two-dog night
one-dog night
numb with cold
chilled to the core
frozen to death
suffering from hypothermia
suffering from exposure
bleak
frore
brisk
severe
refrigerated
extreme
hiemal
icebox
antarctic
fresh
hard
intense
nasty
fierce
perishing
brass monkeys
intensely cold
stormy
rainy
sleety
squally
wet
iced
blustery
rough
hyperboreal
unpleasant
draughty
UK
wild
three-dog night
drafty
US
extremely cold
bracing
breezy
stone-cold
intemperate
taters
uncomfortable
discomforting
snithy
acute
icicled
frigorific
algific
hoar
blowy
knifelike
painful
frosted
ice-capped
refreshing
Hyperborean
unheated
invigorating
US
air-conditioned
envigorating
UK
below freezing
below zero
foggy
perished
evil
white
like a block of ice
tempestuous
turbulent
windy
foul
violent
drizzly
boisterous
rugged
bad
brutal
damp
solid
ice-covered
iced up
filthy
dirty
rigorous
more ❯
Adjective
▲
At rest, stationary, immobile, not moving
motionless
still
stationary
immobile
unmoving
inert
static
lifeless
stagnant
frozen
standing
stopped
fixed
paralysed
UK
inanimate
transfixed
halted
stable
dead
paralyzed
US
torpid
immovable
deadlocked
stalled
unmoved
firm
immotile
petrified
steadfast
unmovable
stock-still
at rest
at a standstill
rooted to the spot
not moving a muscle
deathly still
dormant
inactive
idle
passive
unresponsive
unreactive
quiescent
impassive
phlegmatic
nonmoving
rooted
unstirring
not moving
parked
like a statue
at a halt
immobilized
US
as if turned to stone
immobilised
UK
settled
steady
stuck
anchored
pat
moored
stabile
nailed
rigid
riveted
nailed down
at a stop
without moving
as still as a statue
not active
sticky
stranded
sessile
suspended
fixed to the spot
statue-like
standing still
without moving a muscle
marooned
as if rooted to the spot
dead still
turned to stone
becalmed
stopped dead in your tracks
in place
statuelike
in position
permanent
unmoveable
undisturbed
in the doldrums
sluggish
secure
safe
in situ
fixed to
riveted to
glued to
paralysed to
frozen to
fast
lazy
desk
balanced
seated
sitting
secured
unable to move from
deskbound
solid
sure
unshakeable
braced
jammed
cemented
tied
unshaking
sturdy
set
unshaken
sedentary
desk-bound
solid as a rock
set in stone
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Suffering from fear
frightened
afraid
alarmed
scared
terrified
shocked
terrorised
UK
terrorized
US
cowed
frozen
affrighted
dismayed
panicky
petrified
startled
unnerved
abashed
flustered
terror-stricken
aghast
fearful
horrified
horror-struck
hysteric
hysterical
scary
spooked
anxious
butterflies
chicken
chicken-hearted
jellyfish
jittery
jumpy
lily-livered
mousy
rabbity
scared stiff
shaky
shivery
sissy
upset
uptight
worried
yellow
in a panic
having kittens
hung up
in a cold sweat
running scared
very scared
have cold feet
in a sweat
numb with fear
in fear and trepidation
pushing the panic button
appalled
stunned
stupefied
dazed
dumbfounded
terror-struck
horror-stricken
scared to death
scared witless
frightened to death
nervous
trembling
intimidated
cowering
daunted
apprehensive
quaking
timid
timorous
windy
pusillanimous
agitated
shrinking
edgy
weak
cowardly
perturbed
frantic
antsy
rattled
panic-stricken
in a flap
in a tizzy
faint-hearted
spineless
gutless
craven
wimpish
recreant
soft
feeble
unheroic
wimpy
spiritless
dastardly
frit
poltroon
afeared
chickenhearted
wet
paralysed with fear
UK
frenzied
sissified
fearsome
distressed
fainthearted
stressy
boneless
diffident
abject
shy
base
worked up
pigeonhearted
caitiff
concerned
uneasy
retiring
tense
sookie
cowhearted
backward
worthless
troubled
weak-kneed
frozen with fear
pigeon-hearted
paralyzed with fear
US
chicken-livered
yellow-bellied
milk-livered
lacking courage
candy-assed
on edge
poor-spirited
white-livered
paper tiger
no guts
having the willies
having cold feet
quivering
wired
spooky
phobic
aflutter
goose-bumpy
nervy
bothered
disturbed
shaken
fretful
hesitant
overwrought
feart
restless
apprehensive about
intimidated by
foreboding
strained
twitchy
mistrustful
stressed
disquieted
suspicious
trepidatious
doubtful
neurotic
fidgety
in a fluster
alarmed at
beside oneself
in a state
in a tizz
in a funk
uncertain
stiff
in a blue funk
angstful
in awe
shaking like a leaf
worried sick
having a funny feeling
having butterflies in the stomach
having stage fright
on tenterhooks
biting nails
in a dither
gun-shy
angst-ridden
frightened out of your wits
scared out of your wits
shaking in one's shoes
with your heart in your mouth
more ❯
Verb
▲
To decrease in feeling or strength
deaden
benumb
dull
stun
desensitise
UK
desensitize
US
freeze
immobilise
UK
immobilize
US
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
stupefy
daze
anaesthetize
UK
anaesthetise
UK
anesthetize
US
blunt
cauterise
UK
cauterize
US
chill
damp
dampen
obtund
petrify
drug
torpefy
knock out
render insensitive
deprive of sensation
sedate
reduce
diminish
lessen
decrease
moderate
tone down
dope
stifle
suppress
allay
temper
relax
narcotize
soften
muffle
treat
poison
tranquilize
US
dose
soothe
hebetate
weaken
fix
hit
smother
ease
analgize
tranquillise
UK
opiate
calm
medicate
mute
physic
still
lower
dose up
dope up
damp down
take the edge off
incapacitate
unnerve
alleviate
assuage
relieve
dullen
mollify
abate
befuddle
check
cool
restrain
curb
render insensible
lighten
make insensitive
knock senseless
inhibit
limit
lay out
put to sleep
put under
knock unconscious
retard
impair
repress
devitalize
depress
dim
stultify
disable
blur
debilitate
palliate
cushion
make unconscious
make insensible
render unconscious
rock
silence
mitigate
subdue
mask
quieten
pacify
quiet
placate
quell
lull
muddy up
kill
let up on
lay off
take pressure off
make less sensitive
make inactive
coarsen
harden
extinguish
make powerless
get rid of
put an end to
knock for six
knock for a loop
render powerless
make callous
quench
put out
overcome
harden your heart
make unfeeling
attenuate
undermine
dilute
appease
slake
sate
thin
water down
put a damper on
squelch
hush
settle
muzzle
curtail
de-escalate
ebb
contain
bridle
take the sting out
keep in check
pipe down
ease off
gag
mellow
decrease the volume
quash
drown
control
wane
soft-pedal
cut
subside
dwindle
taper
minimize
US
shush
shrink
keep it down
minimise
UK
absorb
dumb
turn down
choke
take the bite out
wind down
put damper on
chill out
hold back
peter out
shut up
tail off
bottle up
decline
recede
fade
fall
tame
relent
douse
slacken
remit
slow
snuff
pall
buffer
put the lid on
drop off
taper off
let up
fall away
dampen down
cut off
die down
phase down
snuff out
drown out
drain away
die out
deflate
squash
die away
ratchet down
drop away
blow out
put a lid on
constrain
degrade
depreciate
harsh
buttress
blanket
contract
stem
compose
modulate
erode
drop
downsize
rein in
sink
calm down
hold in check
make less intense
stop
subjugate
throw cold water on
slow down
roll back
cut back
lenify
banish
dispel
soak up
cool off
rise above
pour cold water on
choke off
gentle
grow less
keep back
stamp out
decrement
bolster
pillow
settle down
rein
help
cut down
abase
wear away
wear down
deplete
downscale
modify
play down
rachet down
gruntle
slack
decelerate
unlax
reduce the effect of
temperate
quieten down
strike dumb
tongue-tie
become weaker
cool it
fade away
balm
dulcify
turn out
stub out
smooth down
regulate
dowse
govern
make inaudible
hold
measure
keep
rule
staunch
stay
cork
restrict
straiten
get under control
choke back
plummet
keep under control
pull in
flag
nosedive
hold down
make less active
keep the lid on
drain
keep in
keep down
sit on
box up
pull back
keep in line
keep within bounds
rein back
put a brake on
bring under control
crack down
close
minify
desist
clip
go down
become smaller
get less
waste away
come down
slack up
die off
grow smaller
more ❯
“The effect of the brew was to stupefy the convict to the point of pseudo-coma and to
numb
his physical sensations.”
Verb
▲
To cause or inspire boredom in
bore
dull
disinterest
hebetate
stultify
stupefy
benumb
bore rigid
bore stupid
bore stiff
bore to death
bore to tears
grow weary on
put off
be tedious to
bore out of one's mind
make bored
put to sleep
turn off
pall
pall on
be tedious
vapour
UK
vapor
US
send to sleep
lose interest
bend one's ear
wear on
leave cold
talk one's ear off
“While these presentations may be technically accurate and contain important information, they often bore and
numb
attendees.”
Verb
▲
To astonish or shock (someone) so that they are temporarily unable to react
stun
astonish
dumbfound
astound
floor
amaze
bewilder
stupefy
shock
surprise
flabbergast
confound
stagger
startle
overwhelm
confuse
rock
dumfound
bemuse
thunderstrike
overcome
upset
surprize
muddle
fog
overpower
paralyse
UK
petrify
paralyze
US
hit
bowl over
take aback
blow away
shake up
knock for six
knock sideways
strike dumb
take your breath away
knock over
hit like a ton of bricks
daze
awe
perplex
befuddle
faze
dazzle
besot
leave open-mouthed
knock senseless
appal
UK
outrage
horrify
offend
revolt
disgust
nauseate
scandalize
US
sicken
jolt
agitate
disquiet
unsettle
traumatize
US
shake
disconcert
repel
distress
disturb
provoke
perturb
unnerve
displease
discompose
throw
appall
US
jar
dismay
anger
abash
antagonize
US
electrify
traumatise
UK
antagonise
UK
scandalise
UK
devastate
insult
give offence to
knock out
gross out
throw a curve
raise someone's eyebrows
completely surprise
shake out of your complacency
set someone back on their heels
give a turn
hit like ton of bricks
make someone's blood run cold
take the wind out of your sails
nonplus
affront
alarm
hurt
take by surprise
stop someone in their tracks
bother
annoy
pain
knock for a loop
trouble
irk
rattle
knock the stuffing out of
sting
vex
hurt somebody's feelings
irritate
leave aghast
grieve
mortify
rile
gall
cut to the quick
aggrieve
disgruntle
exasperate
miff
bug
fret
get to
peeve
puzzle
render speechless
consternate
frighten
blow your mind
cause offense
scare
wound
affect
shatter
discomfit
boggle
daunt
pique
nettle
ruffle
throw off balance
turn off
put down
be offensive
impress
catch off balance
flummox
touch
move
slight
repulse
needle
benumb
get
torment
terrify
sadden
aggravate
afflict
dump on
spring on
tick off
intimidate
boggle the mind
put someone's nose out of joint
crush
harrow
baffle
distress greatly
stump
discombobulate
strike
make one's hair stand on end
agonize
US
worry
ail
diss
dis
disrespect
depress
reluct
stress
disoblige
deeply upset
agonise
UK
eat at
inflict trauma
discomfort
throw for a loop
put off
make unhappy
put one away
be repugnant to
turn stomach
do in
knock over with feather
make sick
affright
pother
galvanize
US
overawe
galvanise
UK
delight
gobsmack
flabagast
make someone's hair stand on end
stir up
fluster
befog
stir
cause wonder
addle
distract
dizzy
raise eyebrows amongst
cause raised eyebrows
throw off
cut
strike with awe
throw a curveball
cause a few raised eyebrows amongst
disorientate
disorient
put the wind up
spellbind
unstring
dishearten
make speechless
throw into a tizzy
chagrin
give a shock
fill with wonder
fill with amazement
harass
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
knock props out
bedaze
dissatisfy
prostrate
be rude to
rub the wrong way
give someone grief
disenchant
mess with someone's head
do someone's head in
make waves
leave speechless
whelm
poleax
abominate
slap
overmaster
swamp
offend morals of
make emotional
knock your socks off
knock down with a feather
oppress
sweep someone off their feet
nark
fill with loathing
hit for six
spite
injure
snub
mystify
slur
zing
humiliate
embarrass
fox
anguish
give offence
hack off
put out
rub up the wrong way
tread on someone's toes
be disagreeable
rankle with
be an affront to
put your back up
get your goat
torture
crucify
wilder
buffalo
snow under
grind down
greatly upset
gravel
be offensive to
make someone feel sick
cause offence to
make one's flesh creep
be repulsive to
make shudder
make flesh crawl
make someone's skin crawl
give you the creeps
maze
pose
make miserable
obfuscate
gnaw at
cause suffering to
affect badly
conquer
plague
tear to pieces
hurt the feelings of
be all Greek to
bring up short
pester
excruciate
dog
discommode
chafe
disadvantage
make someone suffer
make someone scratch their head
cause to be at a stand
cause anguish
cause suffering
bleed
mourn
burn up
be hurtful to
lambaste
nag at
cause sorrow
impact on
impinge on
knock back
unhinge
disorder
be disagreeable to
push the buttons of
derange
leave a mark
make an impact
leave a mark on
turn
thumb nose at
make someone feel nauseous
make your gorge rise
make someone want to throw up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To immobilize or stop (from) moving, especially suddenly
freeze
stun
immobilise
UK
immobilize
US
halt
stop
stupefy
anesthetize
US
anaesthetize
UK
benumb
gorgonize
transfix
go rigid
render motionless
stand still
stop dead
stop in your tracks
stop suddenly
become motionless
become paralysed
stand stock still
become rooted to the spot
palsy
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
root to the spot
stop someone in their tracks
Verb
▲
To fade or become less intense
dim
fade
blur
dull
dwindle
disappear
ebb
fail
recede
shrivel
wane
decline
dissolve
subside
grow dim
grow faint
grow feeble
peter out
become blurred
become indistinct
become vague
fade away
become shadowy
die out
become confused
make faint
melt away
die away
abate
weaken
diminish
lessen
fall
wither
vanish
attenuate
wind down
go downhill
tail off
die down
drop off
fall away
decrease
drain away
sink
lower
deteriorate
degenerate
drop
flag
ease
moderate
taper
relent
slump
atrophy
evaporate
taper off
become weak
ease off
wear off
fall off
let up
ratchet down
phase down
waste away
shrink
clear
remit
pall
slacken
fade out
tone down
trail off
erode
droop
contract
crumble
disintegrate
collapse
evanesce
slack off
be on the way out
get smaller
give way
fall short
de-escalate
give in
draw to a close
deplete
languish
drain
dissipate
decay
plummet
disperse
gutter
reduce
go down
give out
become less
grow less
go away
fizzle out
mitigate
come to an end
soften
wilt
plunge
alleviate
temper
relax
nosedive
depreciate
quell
dip
ease up
slacken off
trail
crash
sag
take a nosedive
dry up
wear away
die
curb
check
grow smaller
restrain
cool off
die off
slow down
become smaller
run low
calm down
run out
lighten
waste
settle
curtail
calm
rachet down
descend
cease
downsize
slow
downscale
tumble
decrement
go
dive
devaluate
wear down
drop away
come to nothing
take the edge off
allay
trail away
break down
fizzle
lull
assuage
dampen
quieten
stop
melt
subdue
bate
minimize
US
slake
regress
wizen
deaden
slack
emaciate
depress
lag
cut down
dent
tail away
minimise
UK
become weaker
get less
hit the floor
cave in
take the sting out
go through the floor
fall through
come to a halt
relieve
deflate
quiet
rebate
cut
lapse
terminate
close
slip
falter
cool
slash
slope
degrade
quash
grow weaker
flop
downturn
dilute
lose edge
narrow down
age
crater
minify
extenuate
impair
cut back
shrivel up
end
roll back
settle down
wither away
quieten down
clear up
knock down
make smaller
lose strength
take a header
come to a stop
run dry
level off
put a lid on
go into a tailspin
blow over
withdraw
make less
turn down
become lower
mollify
decimate
finish
retrograde
abbreviate
retrench
ebb away
release
retire
weather
modulate
be used up
slide
disengage
faint
halt
dispel
modify
become less intense
go downwards
get lower
blunt
peter
die away or out
die away or down
still
narrow
lose ground
close out
pare down
end gradually
break up
relapse
limit
be gone
be no more
drop down
totter
lose
skid
devalue
palliate
mute
damp
muffle
drag
buckle
backslide
cheapen
lose intensity
scale down
lose its effectiveness
lose its effect
bow out
abase
squelch
smother
cushion
soothe
stifle
lift
freeze
freshen
infrigidate
ally
frost
miscarry
founder
lose value
thin out
thin down
phase out
fold up
hit the dirt
decrease in value
tip over
be precipitated
decline in price
take the bite out
dial down
run its course
become listless
feel weak
lose energy
feel faint
axe
UK
pare
couch
bring down
clip
bomb
put a damper on
trim
ax
US
make cutbacks in
trim down
mark down
cast down
amortise
UK
take down
restrict
trim back
downgrade
whittle
bust
decelerate
unlax
run down
whittle down
tighten
qualify
amortize
US
step down
be deficient
go awry
go amiss
be wanting
be insufficient
be ruined
be lacking
be inadequate
be found lacking
strike out
not come to ripeness
chill out
cool it
more ❯
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