stul·ti·fy <-ie-> [ˈstʌltɪfaɪ] VB vb trans form
1. stultify (ridicule):
- to stultify sth/sb
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| you | stultify |
| he/she/it | stultifies |
| we | stultify |
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In addition, their belligerent attack is stultified in a glass case of overburdening instruction, and their assured premiership dynasty has miserably failed at one.
www.theroar.com.au Now they did not have a set-up that stultified the better instincts of their players.
www.cricket.com.au Creativity is disruptive; schools and organizations are regimented, standardized and stultifying.
www.nytimes.com Once on set, the fan extras suffered the long hours and stultifying downtime with no complaints.
www.wired.com John took to the staid business of the law, which his brother had so found so stultifying, and decided to make it his career.
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