numb in Japanese
numb in Japanese is 無感覚 — numb means unable to feel physical sensation, especially because of cold or pressure on a nerve.
numb in Japanese
無感覚
Pronounced: mukankaku
Physically unable to feel, not having the power of sensation.
What does "numb" mean?
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adj Unable to feel physical sensation, especially because of cold or pressure on a nerve.
"Her fingers went numb in the freezing wind."
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adj Unable to feel or respond emotionally, often after shock or grief.
"He felt numb for days after hearing the news."
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verb To make (something) unable to feel physical sensation, or to dull an emotion.
"The dentist numbed his gum before the injection."
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numb in a sentence
- Her fingers went numb in the freezing wind.
- He felt numb for days after hearing the news.
- The dentist numbed his gum before the injection.
- Years of bad news had numbed her to fresh disasters.
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What is "numb" in Japanese?
"numb" in Japanese is 無感覚. numb means: Unable to feel physical sensation, especially because of cold or pressure on a nerve.
How do you pronounce 無感覚?
"numb" in Japanese is 無感覚, pronounced "mukankaku".
How do you use "numb" in a sentence?
Example: "Her fingers went numb in the freezing wind." In Japanese, "numb" is 無感覚.
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