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Meanings of more claustrophobic in English

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Usage of more claustrophobic in English
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The deeper into the station they went, the more claustrophobic it felt.
Battlestar Galactica
2
There was more space to live in, but life became more claustrophobic.
Escape
3
The others were of varying sizes, and all far more claustrophobic-looking.
The bone chamber
4
The stuff everywhere just made it feel that much more claustrophobic.
Amy & roger's epic detour
5
Somehow the lack of decoration made the room seem more claustrophobic rather than less.
Obsidian Butterfly
6
It was all over, and yet now her life felt more claustrophobic than ever.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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It seemed more claustrophobic and sadder than other IHOPs.
Torment
8
The space gets tighter, more claustrophobic as people arrive.
The Hunger Games
9
Few experiences in life are more claustrophobic than being lowered underwater while dressed in an EMU.
Riding rockets
10
Except that every day the perfection of the village had felt more and more claustrophobic to Sharon.
Creature
11
And there's nothing more claustrophobic than frustration.
The Irish Times
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest In the 1980s, Newcastle was a smaller, more tight-knit and in some ways more claustrophobic community.
The Guardian
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On the field it proved even more claustrophobic and in the end there wasn't even room to separate the teams.
The Irish Times
14
It constrained the grub's undulations, forcing it to perform more and more claustrophobic acrobatics in its attempt to cover itself.
Perdido Street Station
15
Instantly the world got a little darker, narrower, and more claustrophobic as I peered at it from inside the helm.
Act of will
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The dark passages get narrower as she follows the quickening chirrup of the finder, pushing her way into ever more claustrophobic spaces.
Breathe
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