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Meanings of suffocative in English
Causing difficulty in breathing especially through lack of fresh air and presence of heat.
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Usage of suffocative in English
1
Dark, and very cold-Tugby'salmost apoplectic reply was delicious, no doubt, in its suffocative delivery.
2
Vapour from Lobelia suffocative; unwholesomness of perfumed hair-powder
3
In an instant the eyes were closed, the cries were stopped, and the breathing was suffocative and convulsed.