“To become dim-witted” in Japanese
Short answer
To become dim-witted in Japanese is “鈍する” (donsuru). Full meaning: to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive.
Other ways to say “To become dim-witted” in Japanese
どんする
donsuru to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive
どんし
donshi to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive
どんしよ
donshiyo to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive
鈍し
donshi to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive
鈍せ
donse to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive
鈍しよ
donshiyo to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive
鈍すれ
donsure to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive
鈍しろ
donshiro to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive
どんせ
donse to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive
鈍せよ
donseyo to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive
鈍すん
donsun to become dim-witted, to lose one's edge, to become insensitive
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