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sti·fling [ˈstaɪfl̩ɪŋ] ADJ

1. stifling (smothering):

stifling fumes, smoke
stifling air/heat/room

2. stifling fig (repressive):

stifling
stifling

I . sti·fle [ˈstaɪfl̩] VB intr

II . sti·fle [ˈstaɪfl̩] VB trans

Usage examples with stifling

stifling air/heat/room

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Throughout the text, there are lengthy passages in which the plot comes to a halt while the stifling darkness is described.
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Both countries held each other in a stifling embrace.
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If managers are passive-aggressive in their behavior, it can end up stifling team creativity.
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Citing her own mixed race background she accused current policies of stifling ethnic minorities and the natural desire of children to integrate.
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However, he and other younger artists of the time felt that it was stifling.
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Even at night the air is stifling despite the usually present breezes.
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In managers, it can end up stifling a team's creativity.
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Additionally, some felt the current judging rules were stifling musical and theatrical possibilities.
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But his shadow is not good, protective and stimulating, but the poor have become stifling shadow and just let us prosper as stunted shrubs.
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The latter is seen to be more stifling for technological innovation.
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