deaden in Irish
deaden in Irish is bodhraigh — deaden means to make something weaker, quieter or less intense.
deaden in Irish
bodhraigh
(transitive) To render less lively; to diminish; to muffle.
What does "deaden" mean?
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verb To make something weaker, quieter or less intense.
"Routine can deaden one’s enthusiasm."
- verb To grow weaker or less intense on its own.
- verb To stop sound from passing through something.
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deaden in a sentence
- Routine can deaden one’s enthusiasm.
- Thick curtains deaden the sound of traffic.
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What is "deaden" in Irish?
"deaden" in Irish is bodhraigh. deaden means: To make something weaker, quieter or less intense.
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