Meanings of stultification in English

The stultification naturally became much worse as the first Darwinians died out.

But can there be self-stultification in urging any account whatever of truth?

The consequence of a Constitution is the immediate stultification of intellects.

Her loyalty to Prosper took her easily the length of stultification.

What he couldn't face was the stultification of his sagacity.

The ripest fruit of reason the stultification of reason.

It seems to amount to stultification, almost.

Thirty years later, the notion of a woman's being blindsided by the stultification of housekeeping is positively quaint.

But to such a piece of self-stultification the clear-sighted Dutchmen could by no persuasion be brought to consent.

Only the believer in the ante-rem brand of truth can on this theory seek to make converts without self-stultification.

It would be a very stultification of our reason to refuse to believe Him, once we admit His existence.

Without stultification, this was impossible.

Reformers exclusively as moral protestants and purifiers are condemned to misdirected effort, to an illiberal puritanism, and to personal self-stultification.

If you do not take it we will publish this thing and you will go down to contumely and stultification.

The stultification of one's feelings and ideas in circumstances which divide and set them at variance is worse than positive pain.

Such remarks as the above were not often made; but they were frequent enough to cause Barbara an uneasy sense of self-stultification.