dulling
['dʌlɪŋ]
n.
发浑（指清漆）;
v.
使变钝( dull的现在分词 );
使（兴趣、痛苦等）减少;
使麻木;
使晦暗;
例句:
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Old age is dulling my thinking.
年龄的增长使我思想日见迟钝了。
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Using the wrong wheel cleaner can lead to discoloring, dulling, and permanent staining.
使用错误的清洗液,轮胎可能褪色 、 干裂 、 污渍永远不能清洗掉.
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That is the extraordinary dulling of our senses that the terrorism has achieved.
恐怖主义已让他们麻痹.
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Some people rely on drugs for easing anxiety and dulling pain.
来自SA
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Yes, it opened the imaginative retina, not only to the arguments around torture but to the dulling practicalities of espionage.
来自THETIMES
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To prove that the restraint in the dressing room on Sunday night did not reflect a dulling of ambition, a dampening of the fires.
来自THETIMES