numbness in Latin
numbness in Latin is torpor — numbness means a loss of physical sensation in part of the body.
numbness in Latin
torpor
Absent or reduced sensitivity to cutaneous stimulation.
What does "numbness" mean?
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noun A loss of physical sensation in part of the body.
"She noticed numbness in her left arm after sleeping awkwardly."
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noun An inability to feel emotion, often following shock or overload.
"A strange numbness settled over him after the accident."
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numbness in a sentence
- She noticed numbness in her left arm after sleeping awkwardly.
- A strange numbness settled over him after the accident.
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What is "numbness" in Latin?
"numbness" in Latin is torpor. numbness means: A loss of physical sensation in part of the body.
How do you use "numbness" in a sentence?
Example: "She noticed numbness in her left arm after sleeping awkwardly." In Latin, "numbness" is torpor.
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