stifling's Usage Examples:

energy, craft and atmospheric control, even if it seems frightfully, stiflingly high-concept.

Koinange played a stifling role in Kenya"s fight for independence movement.

Marcos' efforts to consolidate political power did not get much resistance in the La Union, including Agoo, since Marcos' use of violent methods for stifling dissent thus mostly took place in other, non-Ilocano provinces, such as nearby Abra, Kalinga, and Mountain Province.

United managed to hold out until extra time, then George Best finally broke free of the stifling marking of the Benfica defence and scored.

hundreds of people had come to shop and mingle after the day"s stifling heat subsided.

It also shows that Kull"s rebelliousness against stifling old laws and traditions long antedated his becoming King of Valusia, and.

It also shows that Kull"s rebelliousness against stifling old laws and traditions long antedated his becoming.

Marriage was greatly stifling to a woman's freedom and sometimes the nunnery was the only venue that women could gain independence from the confines of gender discrimination.

"trampled over even the minimum requirements for free and fair elections", stifling basic freedoms and eliminating key challengers.

This dim, heavily scented, and "stiflingly" warm room often affects students" wakefulness.

The summer of 1908-9 was stiflingly hot in Durban.

The letter claims that Stonewall are stifling academic progress by restricting academic.

most relevant for today is its justification for stifling speech and clobbering white supremacists".

Synonyms:

sulfurous, sultry, sulphurous, hot,

Antonyms:

free, proliferation, nondevelopment, constructive, cold,