obtusion
/əbˈtjuːʒn/ /ɒbˈtjuːʒn/ /əbˈtʃuːʒn/Chiefly Medicine rare
noun
The action of blunting or dulling; the condition of being blunted or dulled; (now, Medicine ) = obtundation.
Origin
Early 17th century. From Middle French, French obtusion action of blunting or dulling, dullness of mind from post-classical Latin obtusion-, obtusio action of blunting or dulling, condition of being blunted or dulled (Vetus Latina) from classical Latin obtūs-, past participial stem of obtundere + -iō.
- recording secretary
- recording van
- recordist
- Recordite
- record keeper
- record-keeping
- record label
- recordless
- record linkage
- record locking
- record office
- record player
- record producer
- record/reproduce
- recordress
- recordset
- record sleeve
- records office
- record token
- record type
- record–reproduce
- reco-reco
- recoreco
- recork
- recorte