Verb:

কণ্ঠরোধ করা,

stifles's Usage Examples:

red tape he has encountered with hard-nosed bureaucrats, which in turn stifles the very creativity that the Singaporean government has been trying to.

considered by many cricket fans and commentators to lead to boring play, as it stifles run scoring and encourages batsmen to play conservatively.

It is bad enough his boss, the Duke, stifles his creativity.

robs thousands of honest, hard-working people of their livelihood, and stifles creativity.

partially ruptured the cranial cruciate ligament in one or both of their stifles.

Mazzone states that copyfraud stifles valid reproduction of free material, discourages innovation and undermines.

tortured, saying that the image of "Che Guevara" singer[clarification needed] stifles his workmanship.

Huffman said that the repeal of net neutrality rules stifles competition.

reflective and passionless age does exactly the contrary; it hinders and stifles all action; it levels.

from ordinary sexual intercourse, and the irrational fear of AIDS that stifles guilt-free enjoyment of sex may prove more destructive in the long run.

"Navratilova stifles Evert to coast to Slims title".

"Auburn stifles Tide with aggressive plays".

characterized by an eroding societal value system and an atmosphere that stifles and fears individual means of expression.

"Strong BYU effort stifles Ram upset plan".

"Stiever stifles the competition".

Conversely, stronger construction, such as thicker tops and heavier bracing, stifles the sound.

Synonyms:

subdue; suppress; smother; stamp down; conquer; repress; strangle; muffle; curb; inhibit;

Antonyms:

rise; running; failing; prevent; fail;