stultify en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de stultify en el diccionario inglés»español

stultify <stultifies stultifying stultified> [ingl. am. ˈstəltəˌfaɪ, ingl. brit. ˈstʌltɪfʌɪ] V. trans. form.

stultify

anquilosar

stultify

atrofiar

to become stultified

anquilosarse

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The second-half of normal time was the best of it, though, as blistering as the first-half had been stultifying.

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The effect of extremist forces and their media allies pushing hardline views has been stultifying and disastrous.

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But of course, three to qualify in groups and only one win necessary, led to stultifying caution.

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Readings can be unbearable because we saddle them with stultifying cultural baggage.

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We crank people through, certificates, qualifications, degrees and stultify, don't reward creativity, unusual ideas -- which we all know is what counts.

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That band's lachrymose bleating is stultifying enough without the fear it was somehow mutating into new strains.

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A beautiful game becomes mind-numbing and stultifying with too many stoppages over the last two minutes.

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Now they did not have a set-up that stultified the better instincts of their players.

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Who knows how old they'll be when ascending the throne or how altered by a life of stultifying protocol and scripted royal engagements.

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She later described the atmosphere in the family as stultifying.

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