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Meanings of strangle in in English

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Usage of strangle in in English
1
Here one must let go the critical valve, else strangle in pedagogics.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
2
This auspicious infant seemed to strangle in his cradle the serpents of civil discord.
Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth
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He is gone before she can utter the words that strangle in her throat.
Saving max
4
Let the world strangle in its own effluent; as far as I'm concerned, it deserves no better.
Revival
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So we strangle in her service, and with every victim the act becomes more and more a delight to the soul.'
Tales of Destiny
6
Mr. Pike tried to say something, still holding the cripple suspended, but he could do no more than strangle in his impotence of rage.
The Mutiny of the Elsinore
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I was done with him long afore-afore"- acoughchecked her utterance,-"afore"-Shegasped again, but the words seemed to strangle in her throat.
Tales of Trail and Town
8
And the cold, clamping sickness, the strangle in her throat, all the feelings of terror, changed and were lost in a flood of instinctive joy.
The Border Legion
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Geraldine Diver was strangled in her car in Dublin nine years ago.
The Irish Times
10
Better that he had been strangled in the hour of his birth.
The Lost Hunter / A Tale of Early Times
11
He was choking, strangling in Its pulsing bag of guts and waters.
IT
12
Every year-everymonth, almost-menwere strangled in England for what he had done.
The picture of Dorian Gray (First printing version)
13
Baccio Valori Has been beheaded; Guicciardini poisoned; Philippo Strozzi strangled in his prison.
The Complete Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
14
You were tangled and strangled in a net of unclean wool.
Mary Olivier: a Life
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Most were apparently strangled in their cells on Sunday and Monday.
The Irish Times
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Caulaincourt, my father was strangled in his bed by his own Palace Guard.
Napoleon
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