obtundity
/ɒbˈtʌndɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being dull or unresponsive; a lack of sensitivity or awareness.
“The obtundity of the patient’s response to pain medication was concerning to the doctor.”
2. noun
A reduction in the sharpness or severity of something, such as a blow or a pain.
“The obtundity of the blow helped to reduce the damage it could have caused.”