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Meanings of stultify (stultifying) in English
Usage of stultifying in English
1
Visual aids for civics or some other equally stultifying high school subject?
2
Idle declamation against 'fact mongers' well becomes such self-stultifying dealers in fiction.
3
Idle declamation against 'facts mongers' well becomes such self-stultifying dealers in fiction.
4
The Church is doing wrong, is stultifying herself in encouraging it.
5
An aberration is a joy when there is a risk of stultifying efficiency.
6
It was stultifying for the most part, if truth be told.
7
It was a stultifying match, a portent of things to come.
8
Then she considered the weakness, the stultifying nature of her attempt at recall.
9
The stultifying occupation dragged on as though it would never cease.
10
There was an almost stultifying array of choices-kindsof people, kinds of foods.
11
Maybe it's the stultifying decor, the air of neglect kept just at bay.
12
He could not unqualifiedly endorse the new doctrine without stultifying himself.
13
Without stultifying our reason, it develops all that makes men godlike.
14
Still he feared that stultifying thing which must have been hate.
15
Misery and depression is coming off her in black, stultifying waves.
16
The usual charge levelled at the modern game is the stultifying accent on power.
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Translations for stultifying
Portuguese
Stultifying through the time
Stultifying across language varieties
United Kingdom
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