it's not a word. . .do you mean stifle? which means suffocate or restrain
No, because if you stifle something you're suppressing, curbing, or withholding it
I tried to stifle my cough in the library because I am supposed to be quiet.
Here are some synonyms for 'stifle' (Grouped by similarity of meaning): smother, stifled, strange, repress, muffle. Suppress, stamp down, inhibit, subdue, conquer, curb
prevent or restrain
The smell in the room was sure to stifle them. They tried to stifle his progress by putting more obstacles in the way.
Sample sentence: I will no longer allow my supervisor to stifle my creative mind.
stifle filets
leer is a spanish word that means read and stifle means to cut off, hold back or smother. The verb for stifle is to choke, suffocate, drown.
disable, blunt, weaken, stifle, paralyze, mutilate, hurt, halt, destroy, damage, impair, vitiate, spoil, ruin
The word stifled is a verb. It is the past tense of stifle. Stifled is also an adjective (a stifled cry).
I got stifled after that crowd literally killed me.
it's not a word. . .do you mean stifle? which means suffocate or restrain
A six-letter word for suppress would be stifle.As in "Tim had to stifle his cries".
No, because if you stifle something you're suppressing, curbing, or withholding it
The word "stifle" means to suffocate, suppress, or hold back. In the narrative, it likely refers to a feeling of being restricted, silenced, or prevented from expressing oneself freely.
I tried to stifle my cough in the library because I am supposed to be quiet.