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Numbness শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: অসাড় অবস্থা
Numbness Meaning In Bengali অসাড় অবস্থা
Numbness
বিবশতা, অবশতা, চলত্শক্তিহীনতা, অসাড়তা, অসাড় অবস্থা,
Definition
1) Lack of sensation or feeling in a part of the body.
2) State of feeling emotionally detached or unresponsive.
3) Inability to think clearly or feel emotions due to shock or distress.
Examples
Numbness Example in a sentence
1) The frostbite caused numbness in his fingers.
2) After sitting in one position for hours, she felt a creeping numbness in her legs.
3) The dentist injected a local anesthetic to prevent any pain or numbness during the procedure.
4) She tried to move her arm, but the numbness had spread, making it difficult.
5) Sleeping on my arm awkwardly resulted in a tingling numbness when I woke up.
6) The medicine alleviated the numbness in his feet caused by poor circulation.
7) The extreme cold produced a numbness in her cheeks and nose.
8) The car accident left him with temporary numbness in his hands and arms.
9) High levels of stress can lead to a feeling of numbness and detachment from reality.
10) Chronic migraines can sometimes be accompanied by facial numbness and tingling sensations.
11) Here are some example sentences using the word 'numbness':
12) After sitting on my foot for too long, I experienced a temporary numbness.
13) The medication caused a mild numbness in my fingers.
14) I sometimes wake up with numbness in my arm from sleeping in an awkward position.
15) The cold winter weather gave me a feeling of numbness in my cheeks.
16) She felt a sense of numbness wash over her as she received the shocking news.
Part of Speech
Numbness (Noun)
Synonyms
Numbness - (SYNONYM) বিবশতা
Numbness - (SYNONYM) অবশতা
Numbness - (SYNONYM) চলত্শক্তিহীনতা
Numbness , Inertness - (SYNONYM) অসাড়তা
Numbness - (NOUN) অসাড় অবস্থা
Encyclopedia
Lack of sensation or feeling in a part of the body.
State of feeling emotionally detached or unresponsive.
Inability to think clearly or feel emotions due to shock or distress.
