Verb:

বোকা বানান, বেকুব বানান,

stultify's Usage Examples:

It held that majority voting power cannot be used to stultify the purposes for which the company was formed, although the result has.

each other and from the society in which they lived could eventually only stultify development and could do nothing to contribute to perhaps the most important.

that now characterises the study of Indian History and this disregard may stultify future academic research".

There are some who would stultify Priessnitz by making his saying, "Man muss Gebirge haben" (One must have.

It is impossible to believe that a man who could so stultify himself and disgrace his high office and his English blood can be allowed.

the vehemence or harshness of the outward expressions, is to practically stultify the pontifical document.

The presence of evil in the world, as conceived by Shinto, does not stultify the divine nature by imposing on divinity responsibility for being able.

character does in the German translation of the play, she “refused to stultify her artistic conscience in that way” The Chaperons (musical comedy) – 1902.

It would stultify the purpose if a recipient of a requirement could refuse to comply because.

Clarke replied that he would not "stultify" himself by signing any "statement or affidavit;" and that he would show.

commentary on the Bible, and lead the narrator to exclaim: "A terrible way to stultify the mind, God alone knows!" Living far from parental supervision and sharing.

to rely on the privilege against self-incrimination, since that would stultify the procedures and prevent them achieving their obvious purpose.

The narrator refers to this method as "a terrible way to stultify the mind".

stultify the force of Congress' statutory declaration (in § 3) that requirements.

Phelan: "The Order cannot stultify itself or allow itself to masquerade in the garb of sanctity it wittingly.

Synonyms:

cripple; weaken;

Antonyms:

woman; raw; strengthen;