Adjective:

गुदमरणारा,

suffocatingly's Usage Examples:

Stewart Mason thought that it was "not nearly as suffocatingly slick" as Stone"s previous albums, but questioned its commercial success.

The family also has lent its name to "le goût Rothschild," a suffocatingly glamorous style of interior decoration whose elements include neo-Renaissance.

tribute to a time when soul music was molasses thick (Alaga style) and suffocatingly personal.

latter body observed that "the film presents in uncritical fashion a suffocatingly materialistic and amoral environment, has offensive jokes at the expense.

militaristic and precise, but in Madge"s too-capable hands it"s also suffocatingly professional.

Higgins of The Line of Best Fit lauded Psychodrama as "a record that"s suffocatingly intense", concluding: "Psychodrama isn"t an album to stand up and rejoice.

Howard is besotted with Nina, gives her suffocatingly saccharine pet names (such as Brisket, Butterbean, Munchkin, Pudding.

Just as much as Erika"s mother is suffocatingly present, so is her father noticeably absent.

second annual ReLit Awards, the small world of Canadian poetry felt suffocatingly close".

Marian McLoughlin portrays Brenda Jacks, Gaynor"s mum Brenda is by turns suffocatingly fond and sourly judgemental - she can"t quite forgive her daughter for.

Milly confided in Anna that she found Rachel almost suffocatingly "nice".

considers the live version on Biograph "immediately superior", due to the "suffocatingly bad production" on Shot of Love.

Loos: The goggles rapidly dimmed over, and the air came through in such suffocatingly small quantities as to demand a continuous exercise of will-power on.