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Deprive of strength or efficiency; make useless or worthless.

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Uso de stultifying em inglês
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Visual aids for civics or some other equally stultifying high school subject?
A Confederacy of Dunces
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Idle declamation against 'fact mongers' well becomes such self-stultifying dealers in fiction.
An Apology for Atheism / Addressed to Religious Investigators of...
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Idle declamation against 'facts mongers' well becomes such self-stultifying dealers in fiction.
Superstition Unveiled
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The Church is doing wrong, is stultifying herself in encouraging it.
The Inside of the Cup — Volume 03
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An aberration is a joy when there is a risk of stultifying efficiency.
The Irish Times
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It was stultifying for the most part, if truth be told.
The South African
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It was a stultifying match, a portent of things to come.
The Irish Times
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Then she considered the weakness, the stultifying nature of her attempt at recall.
Two on a Tower
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The stultifying occupation dragged on as though it would never cease.
Combed Out
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There was an almost stultifying array of choices-kindsof people, kinds of foods.
Fat vampire: a never coming of age story
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Maybe it's the stultifying decor, the air of neglect kept just at bay.
The Guardian
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He could not unqualifiedly endorse the new doctrine without stultifying himself.
The Life of Stephen A. Douglas
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Without stultifying our reason, it develops all that makes men godlike.
A Labrador Doctor / The Autobiography of Wilfred Thomason Grenfe...
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Still he feared that stultifying thing which must have been hate.
The Rainbow Trail
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Misery and depression is coming off her in black, stultifying waves.
The Jennifer Morgue
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The usual charge levelled at the modern game is the stultifying accent on power.
The Guardian
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Stultifying ao longo do tempo
Stultifying nas variantes da língua
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