Definition of benumb in English:

benumb

verb bɪˈnʌmbəˈnəm

[with object]often as adjective benumbed

Deprive of physical or emotional feeling.
使感情麻木，使呆滞
a hoarse shout cut through his benumbed senses
一声嘶哑的叫喊划过了他麻木的感官。
Example sentencesExamples
- In a sense, since I still can't watch with ironic or benumbed remove, my fright speaks well of a film's potency.
- These weeks, however, when we are gathered together benumbed and in need of each other are not the moments for critical analysis.
- The general reaction in the country has been benumbed indifference.
- The lights from the cars parked outside cut through the curtains and fall on Doug's exhausted, benumbed face.
- My breath was stuck in my stomach, my limbs benumbed, my senses catapulted into a no-go area where terror meets exhilaration.
- Some - but not all - of the 1946 drawings are uncharacteristically laconic and slightly benumbed.
- Sheree stood there benumbed by what just occurred and by the fact that despite her convictions, she had so little regrets, too.
- His hand left his weapon and trailed down his friend's benumbed arm.
- I went about picking up mounds of dirt to drop into the pit, and my hands, already dirty with muck, became benumbed under the frigid air.
- Those macabre photographs that benumbed the civilised world were worth a million words each.
- Sitting as close to the fire as possible, I tried to warm up my benumbed fingers.
- As Cameron speaks, at last the truth sinks into Tristan's benumbed brain.
- Unfortunately, the audience becomes so benumbed by the endless carnage that any emotional connection to the individual players is reduced to an insulting inconsequentiality.
- Unsure whether to be relieved or paranoid, Karae unfolded her benumbed legs and lay back in the thick grass, dozing happily, taking full advantage of the calm state her meditation had bestowed on her.
- Behind them trailed a small escort of equally benumbed guardsmen, every one with weapons, if not in hand, then at the ready.
- The result was me holding a patient's chart in two benumbed hands while burning with humiliation at the note attached to the front: ‘Patient has decided to change oncologists.’
- Not until, hungered and benumbed by cold, I found the road I sought, did I open my clenched hand, there to reveal the new-minted roughness of the silver coin given me by my mother.
- Something has benumbed our consciousness against this reality.
- He knew not what his thoughts were - his mind was benumbed and seemed to shun reflection and take refuge in vacancy.
- So he stood at the bedside, gripping his father's arm, benumbed by the emotions his father was displaying, the emotions he himself was feeling.
Synonyms
deprived of sensation, without feeling, numbed, benumbed, dead, deadened, desensitized, insensible, insensate, senseless, unfeeling
numb, unfeeling, insensible, stupefied, groggy, foggy, muzzy, fuzzy, vague, dazed, dizzy

Origin

Late 15th century: from obsolete benome, past participle of benim 'deprive', from be- (expressing removal) + Old English niman 'take'.

Rhymes

become, Brum, bum, chum, crumb, drum, glum, gum, ho-hum, hum, Kara Kum, lum, mum, numb, plum, plumb, Rhum, rhumb, rum, scrum, scum, slum, some, strum, stum, succumb, sum, swum, thrum, thumb, tum, yum-yum

Definition of benumb in US English:

benumb

verbbəˈnəmbəˈnəm

[with object]often as adjective benumbed

Deprive of physical or emotional feeling.
使感情麻木，使呆滞
a hoarse shout cut through his benumbed senses
一声嘶哑的叫喊划过了他麻木的感官。
Example sentencesExamples
- As Cameron speaks, at last the truth sinks into Tristan's benumbed brain.
- The general reaction in the country has been benumbed indifference.
- Some - but not all - of the 1946 drawings are uncharacteristically laconic and slightly benumbed.
- The lights from the cars parked outside cut through the curtains and fall on Doug's exhausted, benumbed face.
- Something has benumbed our consciousness against this reality.
- I went about picking up mounds of dirt to drop into the pit, and my hands, already dirty with muck, became benumbed under the frigid air.
- He knew not what his thoughts were - his mind was benumbed and seemed to shun reflection and take refuge in vacancy.
- In a sense, since I still can't watch with ironic or benumbed remove, my fright speaks well of a film's potency.
- Those macabre photographs that benumbed the civilised world were worth a million words each.
- Sheree stood there benumbed by what just occurred and by the fact that despite her convictions, she had so little regrets, too.
- Behind them trailed a small escort of equally benumbed guardsmen, every one with weapons, if not in hand, then at the ready.
- Unsure whether to be relieved or paranoid, Karae unfolded her benumbed legs and lay back in the thick grass, dozing happily, taking full advantage of the calm state her meditation had bestowed on her.
- My breath was stuck in my stomach, my limbs benumbed, my senses catapulted into a no-go area where terror meets exhilaration.
- Sitting as close to the fire as possible, I tried to warm up my benumbed fingers.
- Unfortunately, the audience becomes so benumbed by the endless carnage that any emotional connection to the individual players is reduced to an insulting inconsequentiality.
- Not until, hungered and benumbed by cold, I found the road I sought, did I open my clenched hand, there to reveal the new-minted roughness of the silver coin given me by my mother.
- His hand left his weapon and trailed down his friend's benumbed arm.
- These weeks, however, when we are gathered together benumbed and in need of each other are not the moments for critical analysis.
- The result was me holding a patient's chart in two benumbed hands while burning with humiliation at the note attached to the front: ‘Patient has decided to change oncologists.’
- So he stood at the bedside, gripping his father's arm, benumbed by the emotions his father was displaying, the emotions he himself was feeling.
Synonyms
deprived of sensation, without feeling, numbed, benumbed, dead, deadened, desensitized, insensible, insensate, senseless, unfeeling
numb, unfeeling, insensible, stupefied, groggy, foggy, muzzy, fuzzy, vague, dazed, dizzy

Origin

Late 15th century: from obsolete benome, past participle of benim ‘deprive’, from be- (expressing removal) + Old English niman ‘take’.

词汇	benumb
释义	Definition of benumb in English: benumb verb bɪˈnʌmbəˈnəm [with object]often as adjective benumbed Deprive of physical or emotional feeling. 使感情麻木，使呆滞 a hoarse shout cut through his benumbed senses 一声嘶哑的叫喊划过了他麻木的感官。 Example sentencesExamples In a sense, since I still can't watch with ironic or benumbed remove, my fright speaks well of a film's potency. These weeks, however, when we are gathered together benumbed and in need of each other are not the moments for critical analysis. The general reaction in the country has been benumbed indifference. The lights from the cars parked outside cut through the curtains and fall on Doug's exhausted, benumbed face. My breath was stuck in my stomach, my limbs benumbed, my senses catapulted into a no-go area where terror meets exhilaration. Some - but not all - of the 1946 drawings are uncharacteristically laconic and slightly benumbed. Sheree stood there benumbed by what just occurred and by the fact that despite her convictions, she had so little regrets, too. His hand left his weapon and trailed down his friend's benumbed arm. I went about picking up mounds of dirt to drop into the pit, and my hands, already dirty with muck, became benumbed under the frigid air. Those macabre photographs that benumbed the civilised world were worth a million words each. Sitting as close to the fire as possible, I tried to warm up my benumbed fingers. As Cameron speaks, at last the truth sinks into Tristan's benumbed brain. Unfortunately, the audience becomes so benumbed by the endless carnage that any emotional connection to the individual players is reduced to an insulting inconsequentiality. Unsure whether to be relieved or paranoid, Karae unfolded her benumbed legs and lay back in the thick grass, dozing happily, taking full advantage of the calm state her meditation had bestowed on her. Behind them trailed a small escort of equally benumbed guardsmen, every one with weapons, if not in hand, then at the ready. The result was me holding a patient's chart in two benumbed hands while burning with humiliation at the note attached to the front: ‘Patient has decided to change oncologists.’ Not until, hungered and benumbed by cold, I found the road I sought, did I open my clenched hand, there to reveal the new-minted roughness of the silver coin given me by my mother. Something has benumbed our consciousness against this reality. He knew not what his thoughts were - his mind was benumbed and seemed to shun reflection and take refuge in vacancy. So he stood at the bedside, gripping his father's arm, benumbed by the emotions his father was displaying, the emotions he himself was feeling. Synonyms deprived of sensation, without feeling, numbed, benumbed, dead, deadened, desensitized, insensible, insensate, senseless, unfeeling numb, unfeeling, insensible, stupefied, groggy, foggy, muzzy, fuzzy, vague, dazed, dizzy Origin Late 15th century: from obsolete benome, past participle of benim 'deprive', from be- (expressing removal) + Old English niman 'take'. Rhymes become, Brum, bum, chum, crumb, drum, glum, gum, ho-hum, hum, Kara Kum, lum, mum, numb, plum, plumb, Rhum, rhumb, rum, scrum, scum, slum, some, strum, stum, succumb, sum, swum, thrum, thumb, tum, yum-yum Definition of benumb in US English: benumb verbbəˈnəmbəˈnəm [with object]often as adjective benumbed Deprive of physical or emotional feeling. 使感情麻木，使呆滞 a hoarse shout cut through his benumbed senses 一声嘶哑的叫喊划过了他麻木的感官。 Example sentencesExamples As Cameron speaks, at last the truth sinks into Tristan's benumbed brain. The general reaction in the country has been benumbed indifference. Some - but not all - of the 1946 drawings are uncharacteristically laconic and slightly benumbed. The lights from the cars parked outside cut through the curtains and fall on Doug's exhausted, benumbed face. Something has benumbed our consciousness against this reality. I went about picking up mounds of dirt to drop into the pit, and my hands, already dirty with muck, became benumbed under the frigid air. He knew not what his thoughts were - his mind was benumbed and seemed to shun reflection and take refuge in vacancy. In a sense, since I still can't watch with ironic or benumbed remove, my fright speaks well of a film's potency. Those macabre photographs that benumbed the civilised world were worth a million words each. Sheree stood there benumbed by what just occurred and by the fact that despite her convictions, she had so little regrets, too. Behind them trailed a small escort of equally benumbed guardsmen, every one with weapons, if not in hand, then at the ready. Unsure whether to be relieved or paranoid, Karae unfolded her benumbed legs and lay back in the thick grass, dozing happily, taking full advantage of the calm state her meditation had bestowed on her. My breath was stuck in my stomach, my limbs benumbed, my senses catapulted into a no-go area where terror meets exhilaration. Sitting as close to the fire as possible, I tried to warm up my benumbed fingers. Unfortunately, the audience becomes so benumbed by the endless carnage that any emotional connection to the individual players is reduced to an insulting inconsequentiality. Not until, hungered and benumbed by cold, I found the road I sought, did I open my clenched hand, there to reveal the new-minted roughness of the silver coin given me by my mother. His hand left his weapon and trailed down his friend's benumbed arm. These weeks, however, when we are gathered together benumbed and in need of each other are not the moments for critical analysis. The result was me holding a patient's chart in two benumbed hands while burning with humiliation at the note attached to the front: ‘Patient has decided to change oncologists.’ So he stood at the bedside, gripping his father's arm, benumbed by the emotions his father was displaying, the emotions he himself was feeling. Synonyms deprived of sensation, without feeling, numbed, benumbed, dead, deadened, desensitized, insensible, insensate, senseless, unfeeling numb, unfeeling, insensible, stupefied, groggy, foggy, muzzy, fuzzy, vague, dazed, dizzy Origin Late 15th century: from obsolete benome, past participle of benim ‘deprive’, from be- (expressing removal) + Old English niman ‘take’.
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