Translations for „coarsen“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

coarsen VB

coarsen

خَشُنَ

coarsen

غَلُظَ

coarsen

جعله خشناً

coarsen

تَخَاشَنَ

coarsen

اِخْشَوْشَنَ

coarsen

صارَ خَشِنًا

coarsen

كانَ غَلِيظاً

coarsen

جَعَلَهُ غَلِيظاً

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The whole format of these new forms of communication can coarsen our sensitivity towards the feelings and rights of others.

www.eurekastreet.com.au

And there can also be no doubt that the internet and social media have served to coarsen debate.

www.dailymail.co.uk

This appears to represent a general coarsening by silence, and yet another crude element in a depressing campaign.

www.slate.com

She has experience of life, and of 20 years' writing without the trimming and flannel of the market to coarsen her voice.

www.independent.co.uk

More recently, somehow, somewhere, a great gulf has formed between them, the veil (the curtain) has coarsened.

www.australianstage.com.au

Today, it's about ideology that really has coarsened the debate and may compromise less likely.

www.npr.org

A combination of pressure and heat would probably work better, but heating might coarsen the particles or initiate unwanted chemical reactions.

spectrum.ieee.org

As historians know, occupations tend to coarsen and corrode the occupiers, most of all.

blogs.telegraph.co.uk

This brutal online battle will continue to escalate, hardening hearts and coarsening our public debate.

news.nationalpost.com

The culture of the party has been coarsened.

www.telegraph.co.uk