- d'Orsay
epitomising the po****r view of
absinthe addicts as
sodden and
benumbed, and Émile Zola
described its
effects in his
novel L'****ommoir. In 1905...
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Christopher Ashley's
fluid staging,
calling the show a "meaningful balm to the
benumbed psyche."
Berson closed the
review noting how the show "honors our capacity...
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Times praised the book saying, "Say
Nothing powerfully do****ents a
society benumbed by
trauma attempting to
reckon with the
abyss that
engulfed it." In May...
- the
other side. The wave
continued on its
journey toward land, and the
benumbed crew
watched as the sea in a
single sweeping motion consumed the town....
-
uncertain origin,
possibly from a
dialectal element *dor-, from Old
Norse dár '
benumbed' and
Middle English mous 'mouse'. The word is
sometimes conjectured to...
-
found his
strength was
insufficient to draw from the snow a
traveller benumbed with cold, he
would run back to the
hospital in
search of the monks…. When...
- absorb, or
receive that
smoke inside with the breath, by
which they
become benumbed and
almost drunk, and so it is said they do not feel fatigue. These, muskets...
-
device transcends cliché,
because it's tied to the way that Mike, in his
benumbed isolation,
experiences his own life—as a
running piece of surrealism. The...
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Camperdown Chronicle reported that a
doctor noticed that a
severely ill
benumbed victim got much
better overnight following treatment using injections of...
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consisted of
nourishing foods,
moderate exercise,
frequent friction to the
benumbed parts,
special ointments, and
medical baths. The
treatments relieved some...
