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Meanings of stultify in English
Usage of stultify in English
1
The feebleness and inconsistency of governors often stultify the most sensible foresight.
2
It does not weaken the power of thought, nor stultify the brain.
3
Providence does not comply with our predictions in order to stultify us.
4
To have even one confidant would be to stultify the whole affair.
5
Rather than go on suffering, he had learned to stultify himself to introspection.
6
He recognized that he must not stultify it by a show of irritation.
7
But what the privileged orders can no longer prevent, they are determined to stultify.
8
To do so would be to stultify my whole position.
9
Neither of us can be expected to stultify his own.'
10
He did not intend to stultify himself, even for Graham's good "friends."
11
In the first place, Japan will stultify herself by such a direct breach of faith.
12
She would stultify the boy to keep him safe.
13
He would not have condescended to stultify himself by the composition of such a bill.
14
Trust this unfortunate event does not stultify your arrangements.
15
She can't expect he should stultify himself by acknowledging her publicly before his own class.
16
Why should we thus stultify our own innate powers?
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Translations for stultify
Portuguese
Stultify through the time
Stultify across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common