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Meanings of dull sense in English

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Usage of dull sense in English
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He waited; and already there crept through him the dull sense of disaster.
The Mating of Lydia
2
A dull sense of finality slowly came over him before the Cardinal spoke.
Cry to heaven
3
There was no pain, just a thick, dull sense of shock.
The last 10 seconds
4
A dull sense of genuine sagacity inspired him to remind Annette of it.
Complete Short Works of George Meredith
5
A dull sense of despair was all she was conscious of.
Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton's Daughters: A Novel
6
With a dull sense of pain Blair felt Kathleen's bright eyes on him.
Kathleen
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She woke next morning with a dull sense of depression.
The Foolish Virgin
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In Meynell's soul there was a dull sense of catastrophe.
The Case of Richard Meynell
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He stood and gazed-witha dull sense that he was waiting for his will.
Donal Grant
10
He had a dull sense of pain, but the one dominant idea was the girl.
Dan Merrithew
11
Arthur went in with a dull sense of oppression.
The Gadfly
12
She came down the morning after with a strange, dull sense of change and disaster.
The Case of Richard Meynell
13
With the morning light, however, would come cooler thoughts and a dull sense of impossibility.
The Autobiography of Mark Rutherford, Edited by his friend Reube...
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The ovipositor, because of its horny nature, can have but a very dull sense of touch.
The Mason-Bees
15
Her heart was heavy as lead, and she felt a dull sense of injury as well.
Australia Felix
16
A dull sense of something irrevocable,-somethinghorrible,-overshadowedher.
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