0 (of objects) having no point or sharp edge -- tupý
a blunt knife.
1 (of people) (sometimes unpleasantly) straightforward or frank in speech -- neomalený
She was very blunt, and said that she did not like him.
2 to make less sharp -- otupit
These scissors have been blunted by years of use.
Our model describes the normal impact of a blunt body on a shallow layer of liquid of uniform initial thickness.
The literature is full of unproven claims about what is a good feature - and equally blunt statements to the opposite.
The egg suspension was administered orally to mice by using a syringe fitted with a blunt needle.
Clinical diagnosis is confirmed through microscopic visualization of the mite, which may be extracted from a burrow with a blunt needle.
Two considerations may help to blunt any such criticism even if they do not remove all legitimate concern.
Dynamically speaking, one expects for v1 = 0.6 less concentration of vorticity around the blunt tips.
To be blunt about it, lawyers are emotionally erratic and singularly ill-trained to adjudicate the nuances of friendship or the affective intensities between friends.
The seemingly endless multiplication of voices crying for aid tends to blunt the compassion of an increasingly indifferent and cynical public in the developed world.
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