stultify (Meaning)
Wordnet
stultify (v)
prove to be of unsound mind or demonstrate someone's incompetence
cause to appear foolish
deprive of strength or efficiency; make useless or worthless
Synonyms & Antonyms of stultify
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stultify Sentence Examples
- The monotonous lectures stultified the students, rendering them intellectually stagnant.
- The artist's repetitive technique stultified his creativity, confining him to a narrow artistic realm.
- Excessive bureaucracy stultifies innovation, stifling new ideas and hindering progress.
- The dogma of the church stultified free thought, suppressing dissent and limiting spiritual growth.
- The government's censorship stultifies freedom of expression, silencing those who challenge the status quo.
- Indulgence in trivial pursuits stultifies the mind, preventing it from engaging in more meaningful activities.
- Conformity to social norms can stultify individuality, eroding uniqueness and authentic self-expression.
- A sedentary lifestyle stultifies the body, leading to physical weakness and decreased mobility.
- The endless repetition of mundane tasks stultifies the spirit, draining one's motivation and enthusiasm.
- The absence of intellectual challenges stultifies the mind, hindering its development and potential.
FAQs About the word stultify
prove to be of unsound mind or demonstrate someone's incompetence, cause to appear foolish, deprive of strength or efficiency; make useless or worthless
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The monotonous lectures stultified the students, rendering them intellectually stagnant.
The artist's repetitive technique stultified his creativity, confining him to a narrow artistic realm.
Excessive bureaucracy stultifies innovation, stifling new ideas and hindering progress.
The dogma of the church stultified free thought, suppressing dissent and limiting spiritual growth.
