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Adjective
Having a low or subnormal temperature
Causing weariness, restlessness, or lack of interest
Depriving one of feeling or responsiveness
Depriving one of feeling or responsiveness
Depriving one of feeling or responsiveness
Exerting a compelling or soporific effect
Noun
Pain management
Verb
Present participle for to reduce or weaken in strength or feeling
Present participle for to reduce or weaken in strength or feeling
Present participle for make or become more severe and less sympathetic
Present participle for astonish and shock
Present participle for to exercise mesmerism on
Present participle for make or become less intense
Present participle for to stun or daze with fear
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Adjective
▲
Having a low or subnormal temperature
freezing
bitter
glacial
arctic
icy
polar
algid
biting
bone-chilling
chill
chilly
cold
coldish
cool
coolish
frigid
frosty
gelid
ice-cold
nipping
nippy
piercing
raw
shivery
snappy
wintery
UK
wintry
US
cutting
frozen
sharp
parky
chilling
Siberian
brumal
bitterly cold
penetrating
bleak
icy-cold
stinging
harsh
crisp
keen
snowy
sub-zero
rimy
hyperborean
brisk
boreal
shrewd
smarting
subzero
frore
inclement
hibernal
fierce
hiemal
hawkish
icebox
refrigerated
hard-eyed
cold-eyed
brittle
unsympathetic
unfriendly
uncordial
clammy
cold-blooded
antiseptic
antarctic
fresh
chilled
blasting
severe
extreme
intense
frost-bound
bracing
hyperboreal
intensely cold
numb
benumbed
sleety
refreshing
knifelike
painful
circumpolar
iced
invigorating
US
draughty
UK
very cold
two-dog night
one-dog night
shivering
drafty
US
envigorating
UK
cold as ice
three-dog night
chilled to the bone
extremely cold
hypothermic
hard
Arctic
Antarctic
uncomfortable
discomforting
siberian
numbed
nasty
acute
unheated
intemperate
wild
furthest
terminal
brass monkeys
treble
powerful
high
thin
stentorious
discordant
breezy
ice-capped
hoar
icicled
borean
Hyperborean
below freezing
below zero
blowy
air-conditioned
frozen to the marrow
reserved
south
north
farthest
cold-hearted
desolate
dismal
glaring
frigorific
sleeted
algific
have goose bumps
frozen over
smooth as glass
windy
terrifying
nerve-racking
frightening
distressing
alarming
scary
unsettling
shocking
unnerving
thrilling
eerie
disturbing
horrifying
stormy
rough
tempestuous
wet
damp
blighting
unpleasant
wind-swept
perishing
more ❯
“They huddled together against the
numbing
cold.”
Adjective
▲
Causing weariness, restlessness, or lack of interest
arid
boring
colourless
UK
colorless
US
drab
dreary
drudging
dry
dull
dusty
flat
heavy
ho-hum
humdrum
jading
jejune
leaden
mind-numbing
monochromatic
monotonous
old
pedestrian
ponderous
slow
stale
stodgy
stuffy
stupid
tame
tedious
tiresome
tiring
uninteresting
wearisome
weary
wearying
unexciting
prosaic
insipid
lifeless
run-of-the-mill
banal
vapid
uneventful
plodding
commonplace
routine
bland
unimaginative
lacklustre
UK
fatiguing
mundane
uninspiring
uninspired
lackluster
US
unvaried
laborious
repetitious
trying
irksome
blah
exhausting
unremarkable
samey
deadly
unvarying
repetitive
wearing
enervating
arduous
burdensome
demanding
exacting
tough
trite
onerous
difficult
strenuous
hard
as dry as dust
tired
sterile
spiritless
ordinary
stiff
soporific
common
stressful
sapping
draining
workaday
quotidian
crushing
taxing
bromidic
grinding
challenging
gruelling
UK
punishing
banausic
rigorous
back-breaking
crippling
stilted
dull as dishwater
uphill
characterless
soul-destroying
unoriginal
monochrome
derivative
unstimulating
wooden
everyday
lacking variety
dreich
wishy-washy
featureless
prosy
grueling
US
dullsville
draggy
dim
dry as dust
ho hum
laboured
UK
long-winded
hackneyed
uniform
annoying
conventional
turgid
mediocre
dead
prolix
enervative
unchanging
oppressive
bloodless
mindless
unrelieved
barren
vanilla
labored
US
fuddy-duddy
inane
monotone
soulless
vacuous
old-fashioned
interminable
staid
formal
forced
pedantic
platitudinous
exasperating
deadly dull
sluggish
unenjoyable
lame
mechanical
verbose
unentertaining
feeble
strict
depressing
day-to-day
limp
toneless
desolate
vexatious
weariful
dragging
nondescript
unexceptional
usual
nowhere
empty
hacky
nothing
downcast
windy
dull as ditchwater
lusterless
yawnsome
lacking variation
ornery
white-bread
weak
innocuous
treadmill
lacking excitement
lacking interest
big yawn
plain vanilla
no great shakes
not up to much
common or garden
nothing to write home about
hack
overused
overworked
longwinded
stereotyped
clichéd
long-drawn-out
undistinctive
neutral
unlively
unpassioned
indistinct
unmemorable
stringent
pompous
prim
overlong
clumsy
unnatural
awkward
artificial
non-stimulating
stock
strait-laced
priggish
troublesome
out of date
outdated
endless
serious
stolid
solemn
murderous
hellish
pallid
lustreless
killing
exigent
droning
outmoded
archaic
uncreative
obsolete
reserved
sedate
overburdening
sober
impersonal
debilitating
zestless
anaemic
UK
defunct
over-elaborate
ornate
elaborate
intricate
convoluted
passionless
heavy-going
irritating
extinct
average
pabulum
mortal
poky
snooze
antiquated
quiet
slack
sleepy
fogeyish
musty
conformist
conservative
antediluvian
antiseptic
unobjectionable
middle-of-the-road
safe
harmless
bothersome
toilsome
pestilential
dismal
depressed
superannuated
matter-of-fact
vacant
pointless
unspirited
hoary
humourless
UK
straight
fusty
square
starchy
passé
stagnant
customary
normal
typical
regular
unfeeling
half-pie
expressionless
mat
bog-standard
unexpressive
OK
so-so
matte
milk-and-water
watery
unexcited
emotionless
namby-pamby
dulled
mainstream
inoffensive
cliché-ridden
timeworn
thankless
frustrating
stick-in-the-mud
niminy-piminy
uptight
old-fogeyish
corny
cardboard
deadening
without variety
uninflected
unprogressive
inactive
unproductive
same
sombre
UK
murky
faded
brown
unanimated
subfuse
crude
meagre
UK
shabby
gray
US
zero
anemic
US
grey
UK
grungy
simplistic
halfhearted
bleak
dowdy
meager
US
run-down
uninterested
plain
diluted
somber
US
tepid
weighty
boresome
uncool
drag
hefty
yawn
self-important
hot
bloated
puritanical
arrogant
genteel
narrow
supercilious
humorless
US
magisterial
puffy
foetid
UK
Victorian
smug
warm
fetid
US
narrow-minded
smoky
prudish
straitlaced
prissy
smelly
important
raw
dispiriting
wintry
US
garden-variety
wintery
UK
sorrowful
damp
garden variety
unseasoned
reiterated
samely
whitebread
truistic
monotonic
unpalatable
all the same
recurrent
blind
sing-song
sapless
muted
unchanged
out of the ark
played out
old hat
time-worn
worn out
cut and dried
one-horse
worn-out
heavy going
not so hot
prim and proper
dime a dozen
lead balloon
puts one to sleep
too much
hard to digest
trivial
boiled down
puerile
a bit much
without punch
dead-and-alive
flat as pancake
of the old school
automatic
reiterative
undiversified
repeated
duplicative
recurring
clockwork
predictable
miserable
cautious
circumspect
disheartening
unsatisfying
demoralizing
US
unfulfilling
prudent
chary
tautological
wordy
iterative
redundant
pleonastic
attentive
timid
gingerly
unadventurous
robotic
considerate
brainless
alert
careful
heedful
wary
calculating
echoic
recapitulatory
ceaseless
repeating
resonant
constant
alliterative
iterant
insistent
plangent
continual
not fun
demoralising
UK
unenterprising
leery
threadbare
over-serious
unexceptionable
undemanding
stereotypical
overdone
shopworn
cliche
obligatory
cornball
moth-eaten
hackney
cobwebby
well-worn
menial
anodyne
dime-store
facile
noplace
dumb
hokey
cornfed
tripe
more ❯
“… an utterly
numbing
class in statistics.”
Adjective
▲
Depriving one of feeling or responsiveness
deadening
desensitising
UK
desensitizing
US
anesthetic
US
anaesthetic
UK
anaesthetizing
UK
benumbing
paralyzing
US
paralysing
UK
torpefying
anesthetizing
US
sedating
painkilling
“We found that television viewing had a
numbing
effect on emotional states in our participants.”
Adjective
▲
Depriving one of feeling or responsiveness
dazing
disorienting
distressing
shocking
traumatic
upsetting
Adjective
▲
Depriving one of feeling or responsiveness
stupefying
paralyzing
US
paralysing
UK
stultifying
mind-numbing
sleep-inducing
soporific
analgesic
deadening
painkilling
sedative
dulling
anodyne
narcotic
calming
palliative
soothing
pain-killing
opiate
stupefacient
pain-relieving
stupefactive
anaesthetic
UK
anesthetic
US
hypnotic
tranquillizing
UK
comforting
dreamy
lulling
tranquilizing
US
relaxing
pacifying
somnolent
quieting
stuporific
Lethean
somnific
somnorific
soporiferous
somnifacient
“This was a match of almost
numbing
boredom.”
Adjective
▲
Exerting a compelling or soporific effect
hypnotic
mesmeric
somniferous
soporific
mesmerising
UK
mesmerizing
US
somnolent
spellbinding
entrancing
narcotic
compelling
fascinating
opiate
sleep-inducing
bewitching
drowsy
irresistible
sedative
sleep-producing
sleepy
slumberous
slumbrous
soothing
somnific
stupefacient
stupefactive
absorbing
anaesthetic
UK
anesthetic
US
anodyne
calmative
captivating
enthralling
lenitive
magnetic
soporose
trance-inducing
dull
deadening
snoozy
nodding
tranquilizing
US
calming
dozy
balmy
quietening
tranquillizing
UK
boring
heavy
somnifacient
monotonous
deadly dull
lulling
dreamy
relaxing
palliative
pacifying
quieting
peaceful
quiet
restful
more ❯
Noun
▲
Pain management
pain control
analgesia
deadening
pain killing
pain management
pain relief
Verb
▲
Present participle for to reduce or weaken in strength or feeling
deadening
benumbing
dulling
stunning
desensitising
UK
desensitizing
US
freezing
immobilising
UK
immobilizing
US
paralysing
UK
paralyzing
US
stupefying
dazing
anaesthetizing
UK
anesthetizing
US
blunting
cauterising
UK
cauterizing
US
chilling
chillin
damping
dampening
obtunding
petrifying
drugging
torpefying
knocking out
rendering insensitive
depriving of sensation
sedating
doping
reducing
diminishing
narcotizing
weakening
incapacitating
poisoning
dosing
treating
hitting
fixing
relaxing
putting to sleep
medicating
lessening
doping up
dosing up
suppressing
soothing
stifling
hebetating
putting under
opiating
physicking
decreasing
moderating
easing
softening
dimming
disabling
laying out
debilitating
impairing
toning down
taking the edge off
retarding
repressing
unnerving
depressing
alleviating
tranquillizing
UK
stultifying
checking
befuddling
cushioning
tranquilizing
US
smothering
palliating
relieving
assuaging
mitigating
abating
rendering insensible
subduing
muting
lightening
transfixing
quieting
stilling
destroying
halting
putting out
knocking senseless
getting rid of
putting an end to
knocking unconscious
stopping dead
pacifying
lulling
appalling
shocking
devitalizing
cumbering
boring
making inactive
making less sensitive
dullening
making powerless
rendering powerless
drowning
etherizing
slowing
consuming
gassing
exhausting
injuring
tiring
frustrating
KO'ing
depriving
chloroforming
allaying
making bored
tempering
masking
quietening
mollifying
silencing
blurring
gorgonizing
rocking
damping down
quelling
muffling
placating
prostrating
hamstringing
crippling
lowering
boring rigid
boring stupid
making unconscious
calming
killing
putting out of order
becoming horror-stricken
becoming horror-struck
rendering motionless
giving opiates to
making insensible
rendering unconscious
boring to death
putting off
closing
bringing to grinding halt
demolishing
taking pressure off
laying off
administering a drug
making nerveless
bemusing
disarming
palsying
laming
knocking for six
arresting
giving narcotics to
nonplussing
shutting down
becoming rooted to the spot
giving an anaesthetic to
letting up on
astounding
giving drugs to
daunting
enfeebling
making inert
more ❯
“The effect of the brew was to stupefy the convict to the point of pseudo-coma and to
numb
his physical sensations.”
Verb
▲
Present participle for to reduce or weaken in strength or feeling
blunting
dulling
dampening
deadening
softening
weakening
calming
cooling
sapping
tempering
abating
allaying
diluting
diminishing
impairing
moderating
muffling
reducing
thinning
alleviating
appeasing
assuaging
benumbing
cauterising
UK
cauterizing
US
damping
easing
lessening
mollifying
relieving
sating
slaking
decreasing
depleting
toning down
watering down
attenuating
crippling
debilitating
desensitising
UK
desensitizing
US
disabling
enfeebling
hebetating
obtunding
soothing
undermining
taking the edge off
putting a damper on
checking
stifling
chilling
chillin
discouraging
restraining
lowering
smothering
damping down
deterring
curbing
suppressing
muting
extinguishing
quenching
silencing
blanketing
dashing
overcoming
limiting
quietening
inhibiting
stamping out
stilling
throwing cold water on
clouding
pouring cold water on
dwindling
de-escalating
minimizing
US
curtailing
winding down
cutting
depressing
lightening
eroding
dropping
minimising
UK
cutting back
mitigating
tapering
contracting
degrading
downsizing
waning
ebbing
downscaling
slashing
making less
cutting down
denting
rolling back
abridging
petering out
easing off
tailing off
palliating
shrinking
subsiding
quelling
relaxing
narrowing
decrementing
making smaller
declining
dialing down
truncating
knocking down
tapering off
slackening
dropping off
taking the bite out
taking the sting out
paring down
sinking
axing
clipping
closing
draining
minifying
slowing down
depreciating
pruning
discounting
taming
cushioning
wearing down
wearing away
falling
scaling down
letting up
fading
growing less
receding
remitting
relenting
getting less
growing smaller
desisting
dropping away
palling
dying down
flagging
dying off
paring
shortening
wasting away
going down
slumping
plummetting
nosediving
plummeting
coming down
couching
bringing down
making cutbacks in
dying away
trimming down
casting down
draining away
tightening
cutting down on
extenuating
ratcheting down
becoming smaller
drying up
qualifying
amortising
UK
trimming back
blurring
cropping
marking down
slacking up
phasing down
amputating
turning down
trimming
downgrading
falling away
cutting back on
soft-pedalling
taking down
soft-pedaling
making fewer
dying out
stepping down
slimming down
devaluating
amortizing
US
more ❯
Verb
▲
Present participle for make or become more severe and less sympathetic
hardening
toughening
inuring
case-hardening
indurating
seasoning
brutalising
UK
brutalizing
US
deadening
fortifying
strengthening
accustoming
beefing up
benumbing
desensitising
UK
desensitizing
US
steeling
training
anesthetizing
US
anaesthetizing
UK
habituating
acclimating
acclimatising
UK
acclimatizing
US
adapting
adjusting
blunting
callousing
callusing
climatizing
coarsening
conforming
developing
disciplining
dulling
embittering
making callous
making insensitive
making tough
making unfeeling
paralysing
UK
paralyzing
US
roughening
stabilising
UK
stabilizing
US
stunning
stupefying
teaching
rendering insensitive
dehumanizing
US
dehumanising
UK
harshening
conditioning
tempering
preparing
attuning
familiarizing
US
maturing
bestializing
naturalizing
US
animalizing
corrupting
degrading
ageing
UK
aging
US
familiarising
UK
naturalising
UK
priming
qualifying
mellowing
making resilient
giving strength to
demoralising
UK
perverting
vitiating
debasing
demoralizing
US
depraving
warping
debauching
readying
equipping
ripening
fitting
making ready
mitigating
making experienced
annealing
moderating
schooling
Verb
▲
Present participle for astonish and shock
stupefying
astounding
shocking
stunning
amazing
astonishing
dumbfounding
staggering
flabbergasting
startling
confounding
overwhelming
flooring
bewildering
dumfounding
rocking
surprising
surprizing
thunderstriking
bowling over
dazing
awing
aweing
bemusing
besotting
blunting
confusing
daunting
dazzling
dulling
fazing
hebetating
leaving open-mouthed
nonplussing
rattling
shaking up
taking aback
blowing away
knocking for six
knocking senseless
knocking sideways
hitting like a ton of bricks
overcoming
paralysing
UK
paralyzing
US
overpowering
disconcerting
appalling
dismaying
upsetting
muddling
petrifying
devastating
outraging
horrifying
revolting
disgusting
offending
blinding
sickening
scandalizing
US
nauseating
flummoxing
perplexing
traumatizing
US
disquieting
unsettling
jolting
agitating
shaking
repelling
befogging
benumbing
hitting
fogging
distressing
disturbing
befuddling
dizzying
fuddling
blurring
distracting
addling
disordering
mystifying
puzzling
baffling
striking someone dumb
displeasing
provoking
throwing
discomposing
perturbing
unnerving
jarring
bringing around
knocking over
knocking someone for six
striking dumb
antagonizing
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abashing
angering
taking someone's breath away
mixing up
scandalising
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traumatising
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antagonising
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putting out of action
giving offence to
knocking the stuffing out of
setting someone back on their heels
hitting someone like a ton of bricks
completely surprising
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knocking out
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hitting like ton of bricks
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Present participle for to exercise mesmerism on
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hypnotising
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Present participle for make or become less intense
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dissolving
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becoming confused
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becoming shadowy
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frightening
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transfixing
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confounding
panicking
affrighting
dumbfounding
filling with fear
immobilising
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scaring witless
benumbing
chilling
chillin
dazing
dismaying
paralyzing
US
scaring to death
spooking
startling
striking terror into
frightening the life out of
scaring silly
scaring stiff
throwing into a panic
putting chill on
putting the fear of God into
putting the wind up
scaring someone out of their wits
scaring the living daylights out of
scaring the pants off
scaring the bejesus out of
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