stifling

IPA: stˈaɪfɫɪŋ

Examples of "stifling" in Sentences

The aura of paranoia is stifling.
The room was sealed and stifling.
The life in the math was stifling.
The government was stifling entrepreneurship and trade.
The latter is seen to be more stifling for technological innovation.
The grievance industry can be just as effective in stifling public debate as government censorship.
To pay off their debt, they work terrible hours in stifling conditions at a Chinatown clothing factory.
In this case, he got everyone he wanted including Rosamund Pike who plays an upper class wife stuck in stifling domesticity.
Through the first five games of this series, the Texas Rangers have succeeded for the most part in stifling Mr. Rodriguez, the Yankees third baseman.
"Well, it struck me, as I stood there with my head full of what we have been discussing, that the conditions of a girl's life of our own class are pleasant enough, but they are stifling, absolutely _stifling_; and not all the Emersons in the world will convince me to the contrary.