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torpeza
Without sharpness or clearness of edge or point.
dullness
sharpness
Spanish
torpeza
1
All the
bluntness
and coarseness of feeling in the workmanship of fig.
2
Certainly, some of Trump's right-wing supporters appreciate his
bluntness
about Islamic extremists.
3
The
bluntness
of his question seemed to both surprise and reassure her.
4
Photograph: Caterina Clerici Her Swedish
bluntness
also helped us nail another interview.
5
But Murdoch senior's
bluntness
had the effect of rendering James' testimony inconsequential.
6
The coarse
bluntness
and directness of the man did not offend her.
7
Chakrabarti asked with atypical
bluntness
,
and it was Janacek's turn to shrug.
8
Though they were not large their flaccid
bluntness
made them seem clumsy.
9
If I'm still welcome,
bluntness
and all. He looked at me sharply.
10
And, until just now, the outcome of her
bluntness
had never mattered.
11
There is a sort of superstition that
bluntness
and honesty go together.
12
Those who knew Swift, took no offence at his
bluntness
of behavior.
13
He was finding it hard to take offense at the gambler's
bluntness
.
14
He apologised for the guard's
bluntness
and his misinterpretation of his message.
15
The consulting friend, somewhat nettled by the plain man's
bluntness
,
might retort:
16
Forget his
bluntness
,
then, I beseech you, and forgive his unpleasant remark.
bluntness
usual bluntness
characteristic bluntness
honest bluntness
certain bluntness
customary bluntness
Spanish
torpeza
poco filoso