Adjective:

ಬಂಧನ, ಲೇಯರ್ಡ್,

stultified's Usage Examples:

Most people would be too stultified – after all, what’s the point of doing it if anybody can? – and as for.

premiums - with the result that any new ideas on asylum design were being stultified".

in which Saudis are increasingly discontented with poor education; a stultified economy; widespread youth unemployment; repression of women; poverty;.

Eck forced his antagonist to make admissions which stultified the new Lutheran doctrine, whereupon Luther himself came forward to assail.

can grow between partners via "mechanical habits and routines which has stultified their relationship".

Prison while the native Authority Prison went their own way effectively stultified the appearance of a national Prison goal-orientation in terms of inmate.

it has been fulfilling its mission to put life into the lawmakers" own stultified ethics process, to penetrate the murk of misbehavior and keep the public.

in black cultural criticism; in the essay, he juxtaposes the "somewhat stultified stereotype of the black intellectual as one who operates from a narrow-minded.

ne ubije, to te osakati "The thing that does not kill you, makes you stultified", 2004 album by Goribor What Doesn"t Kill You.

Following the end of the slave trade, Portuguese commerce stultified, and the town was eventually handed over to France on 22 April 1888, in.

wrote, "It seems quite appropriate for Warner Brothers" The System, a stultified excursion into contemporary crime, to have opened at the Palace yesterday.

By adopting syllabic verse, he is said to have stultified Russian verse for over a century.

parts all right, but the family drama at the film"s core has a severely stultified feel.

Synonyms:

cripple, weaken,

Antonyms:

woman, raw, strengthen,