Steve Hilton

It's the smartphone that has turned adults and children alike into tech-addicted zombies, dumbly swiping and jabbing at their screens, oblivious to the world around them.

British Businessman

Use 'dumbly' when someone is too shocked to speak.

Non-verbal Shock

'Dumbly' implies a temporary loss of words, often from confusion.

Speechless Confusion

It's appropriate to use 'dumbly' when emotions overpower the ability to speak.

Emotional Overwhelm

Use 'dumbly' to describe someone following orders without thinking for themselves.

Blind Obedience

It suggests action taken without full knowledge of the situation.

Uninformed Action

'Dumbly' can highlight a character's lack of situational awareness.

Lack of Awareness

 relationships and dumbly Aviv's you you can't say if it doesn't fit me perfectly I won't do it although we may think it's hurting us and the end result this is making us into the women and then my dad would like us to see in Christ