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calloused

/ˈkæl.əst/

callousedadjective

more calloused

Comp.

most calloused

Super.

/ˈkæl.əst/

Translations

мозолистый

His hands were calloused from years of hard work.

Его руки были мозолистыми от многолетнего тяжелого труда.

Additional translations

огрубевший

затвердевший

жесткий

Definitions

Having an area of hardened skin.

His calloused hands were a testament to years of hard labor.

Emotionally hardened or unfeeling.

Her calloused attitude made it difficult for her to empathize with others.

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callousedpast participle

/ˈkæl.əst/

Functions as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb ‘callous’.

Definitions

Made hard or insensitive; serving as the past participle of ‘callous’ used adjectivally.

His palms were calloused from years of carpentry work.

Synonyms

callousadjective

Definitions

Showing or having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others.

His callous remarks about the accident showed a lack of empathy.

Physically hardened or thickened, especially referring to skin that has developed calluses.

Years of manual labor left him with callous hands.

callousverb

calloused

Past Simple

calloused

Past Simple

calloused

Past Participle

callousing

Gerund

/ˈkæl.əs/

Definitions

To make or become insensitive or emotionally hardened.

Repeated exposure to violence can callous a person's feelings.

To harden or thicken (a part of the body or its surface).

Constant guitar practice calloused his fingertips.