numbingly

/ˈnʌmɪŋli/
adverb
  1. In a way that causes a loss of physical sensation or feeling.
    • The dentist's injection felt numbingly sharp at first.
    • The ice water was numbingly cold against his skin.
    • The wind blew numbingly cold across the plain.
  2. In a way that causes emotional dullness or shock.
    • The tragedy was numbingly familiar to the rescue workers.
    • The speech was numbingly repetitive and boring.
    • The routine had become numbingly predictable.
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