estrangle (Meaning)
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estrangle (v. t.)
To strangle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of estrangle
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estrangle Sentence Examples
- The assassin estrangled the victim with a silken cord, snuffing out their life in an instant.
- The python's powerful coils estrangled the antelope, crushing its bones as it tightened its grip.
- The madman estrangled his neighbor in a fit of rage, his fingers leaving deep grooves in her neck.
- The executioner prepared the noose, knowing that it would soon estrangle the condemned man.
- The vines grew rampant, estrangling the trees, blocking sunlight and preventing their growth.
- The corrupt official's actions estrangled the economy, leading to widespread poverty and despair.
- The victim's pleas for mercy went unanswered as the killer relentlessly estrangled her.
- The detective followed the trail of clues that estrangled the truth, leading him closer to the perpetrator.
- The child's toy was a choking hazard, posing a risk of estranglement if not used properly.
- The suffocating heat of the summer estrangled the city, making it unbearable to breathe outdoors.
FAQs About the word estrangle
To strangle.
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No antonyms found.
The assassin estrangled the victim with a silken cord, snuffing out their life in an instant.
The python's powerful coils estrangled the antelope, crushing its bones as it tightened its grip.
The madman estrangled his neighbor in a fit of rage, his fingers leaving deep grooves in her neck.
The executioner prepared the noose, knowing that it would soon estrangle the condemned man.
