smothered mate (Meaning)

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smothered mate ()

Checkmate given when movement of the king is completely obstructed by his own men.

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The smothered mate occurred in the corner of the board, leaving the king with no escape route.
The knight delivered the devastating smothered mate, trapping the king and ending the game abruptly.
The bishop's diagonal move created a smothered mate, silencing the king's final defense.
After a series of precise moves, the smothered mate was executed with surgical precision.
The pawn's unassuming advance resulted in a smothered mate, proving that even the smallest pieces can have a decisive impact.
The captured rook's position prevented the king's flight, leading to an inevitable smothered mate.
The queen's relentless attack forced the king into the corner and culminated in a swift smothered mate.
The smothered mate was a testament to the player's strategic foresight and ability to anticipate their opponent's moves.
The combination of a bishop and knight created a suffocating position, resulting in a smothered mate that left the king reeling.
The stalemate of the smothered mate halted the game with a stunning finale, leaving the victor in undisputed triumph.

Checkmate given when movement of the king is completely obstructed by his own men.

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The smothered mate occurred in the corner of the board, leaving the king with no escape route.

The knight delivered the devastating smothered mate, trapping the king and ending the game abruptly.

The bishop's diagonal move created a smothered mate, silencing the king's final defense.

After a series of precise moves, the smothered mate was executed with surgical precision.