muzzling (Meaning)

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muzzling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Muzzle

The government's attempt to muzzle dissent only served to fuel public anger.
The oppressive regime employed brute force to muzzle any voice of opposition.
The journalist was repeatedly muzzled by authorities who feared his exposé.
The corporate giants muzzled their employees to prevent them from revealing sensitive information.
The student union muzzled the campus newspaper to suppress criticism of the university administration.
The dog muzzled ferociously, its teeth bared and saliva dripping.
The muzzle protected the handler from the dog's sharp fangs.
The government's muzzling tactics stifled free expression and undermined democracy.
The muzzling of the press in authoritarian regimes prevents the public from accessing vital information.
The community raised its voice against the muzzling of their local activists.

of Muzzle

silencing,censoring, gagging, blacking out, quashing, suppressing, repressing, hushing (up),covering (up), throttling

exposing, disclosing, debunking, divulging, uncovering, disclosing, exposing, divulging, uncovering, telling

The government's attempt to muzzle dissent only served to fuel public anger.

The oppressive regime employed brute force to muzzle any voice of opposition.

The journalist was repeatedly muzzled by authorities who feared his exposé.

The corporate giants muzzled their employees to prevent them from revealing sensitive information.