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What is another word for
stifle
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▲
To die or cause to die from a lack of air, or an inability to breathe
To refrain from openly expressing or displaying
To deaden, muffle, or soften the sound of
To impede or prevent the progress of
To put an end to something, typically by the use of force
To make less strong or intense
To prevent (someone) from achieving an aim
To be, or become, inactive or unchanging
To hold or maintain
To render physically powerless, injured or unable to move
To be detrimental to
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▲
Verb
▲
To die or cause to die from a lack of air, or an inability to breathe
suffocate
choke
smother
asphyxiate
strangle
strangulate
throttle
garrote
US
garotte
garrotte
UK
burke
gag
drown
choke to death
crush the esophagus of
wring
wring one's neck
“The peasants imagined that someday the fumes would
stifle
them in their beds.”
Verb
▲
To refrain from openly expressing or displaying
suppress
repress
restrain
smother
curb
check
contain
swallow
withhold
sink
submerge
pocket
quench
hold back
choke back
keep back
fight back
keep in check
hold in
bottle up
cork up
gulp back
control
conceal
inhibit
strangle
rein in
hide
muffle
gag
extinguish
bridle
restrict
constrain
keep the lid on
keep under control
bite back
cork
govern
silence
cover up
hush up
choke
button up
douse
subdue
limit
regulate
tame
hold
quash
snuff
keep a lid on
put out
keep secret
veil
hold down
snuff out
quell
squelch
kill
stop
dampen
dowse
pull in
moderate
measure
cloak
keep
muzzle
rule
deaden
impede
squash
stamp out
hinder
cool
mask
keep quiet about
keep dark
disguise
blot out
block
keep a tight rein on
blanket
bury
keep in
hamper
overpower
suffocate
shush
prevent
sit on
blow out
frustrate
internalize
US
obscure
internalise
UK
drown
censor
belie
cover
dissemble
rein
harbour
UK
harbor
US
interfere with
simmer down
bite one's lip
rein back
not tell
keep down
dampen down
put a lid on
sweep under the rug
sweep under the carpet
keep lid on
keep under your hat
quelch
compose
overcome
mute
collect
bottle
stem
master
curtail
retard
obstruct
confine
redact
shroud
straiten
screen
trammel
hush
deny
damp down
curtain
camouflage
reserve
put an end to
occult
put a stop to
box up
beat out
cache
secrete
not divulge
hold in check
put out a fire
keep inside
paper over
keep within bounds
put a brake on
slow down
tone down
keep under wraps
not breathe a word of
keep unknown
not give away
cool off
hide from view
put half nelson on
keep mum about
not disclose
nip in the bud
keep cover
stem the flow of
conquer
fight
whitewash
retain
stew
gulp
keep feeling inside oneself
hold off
delimit
burke
temper
mitigate
blacklist
protect
arrest
calm
shut down
keep a rein on
baulk
UK
put damper on
draw a veil over
intern
modulate
ease
keep hidden
shut in
gain mastery over
gain control over
balk
US
bar
extinguish fire
relieve
delay
thwart
hog-tie
mull over
discipline
freeze
peg
deter
keep on a string
keep control of
foil
entrammel
fetter
neutralize
US
pause
cut short
reduce
terminate
interrupt
put a limit on
jam up
black out
box in
cut back
staunch
bottleneck
counteract
dout
ensconce
plant
cool down
put the brakes on
clog
repulse
discourage
circumvent
brake
rebuff
neutralise
UK
checkmate
bring to screeching halt
keep tight rein on
tie up
squirrel
shield
eclipse
trample
out
prevent publication
refuse transmission
supervise communications
smuggle
shelter
shadow
adumbrate
plug
slacken pace
put the lid on
drop the iron curtain
put a spoke in someone's wheel
bring to a standstill
play for time
stand in the way of
enshroud
ditch
hole up
stash
put out of the way
stub out
shade
crush
destroy
tape up
bind up
stop up
envelop
stay
board up
do on the sly
stop something being overheard
bush up
bring under control
pull back
crack down
keep in line
stonewall
withhold from
keep from
fail to disclose
dummy up
keep quiet
clam up
keep something from someone
keep silent about
keep to yourself
more ❯
“Victor heard her
stifle
a cry as he held a small mirror for her.”
Verb
▲
To deaden, muffle, or soften the sound of
silence
gag
muffle
hush
mute
hush up
shut up
muzzle
quiet
quieten
shush
still
censor
squelch
throttle
tongue-tie
dumb
keep the lid on
no-platform
put the lid on
seal somebody's lips
put a gag on
prohibit from speaking
tone down
damp down
dummy up
pipe down
clam up
quiet down
hush-hush
hold your tongue
decrease the volume
make quiet
strike dumb
hush one's mouth
restrain
check
inhibit
repress
curb
suppress
restrict
trammel
fetter
prevent
cork
choke
squash
stop
ice
bottle up
dry up
shut down
clamp down on
crack down on
keep it down
be quiet
cut the cackle
quieten down
shut it
shut your trap
wrap up
save it
shut your face
stop talking
shut your mouth
fall silent
put a sock in it
say nothing
button it
break off
grow silent
become quiet
button your lip
can it
stay quiet
keep quiet
wrap it up
zip it
stay silent
keep mum
keep your face shut
keep one's lips sealed
keep silent
say no more
keep your mouth shut
shut your gob
be silent
give it a rest
keep your trap shut
belt up
quit chattering
more ❯
“I thought I might
stifle
the noise by burying my head in the blankets, but I was too wide awake for that.”
Verb
▲
To impede or prevent the progress of
hinder
restrain
impede
hamper
prevent
inhibit
trammel
constrain
constipate
muzzle
stultify
throttle
damp down
obstruct
block
thwart
frustrate
curb
encumber
stymie
suppress
repress
fetter
check
cramp
handicap
retard
foil
hobble
handcuff
shackle
smother
manacle
clog
bridle
embarrass
baulk
UK
balk
US
hold back
hog-tie
hold up
tie up
interfere with
short-circuit
hamstring
stop
impair
suffocate
bork
cripple
put off
prevent from making progress
restrict
bar
slow
stall
prohibit
reduce
avert
interdict
debar
forbid
outlaw
sandbag
faze
enjoin
ward
slow down
rein in
hang up
hold in
hold down
put a brake on
keep in
throw a spanner in the works
stem the flow of
put on brakes
more ❯
“These individuals were placed into all phases of our operation and we attempted not to
stifle
their ability to be creative.”
Verb
▲
To put an end to something, typically by the use of force
suppress
check
repress
crush
end
quash
squash
subdue
curb
quell
overcome
control
extinguish
squelch
terminate
abolish
silence
thwart
stop
conquer
kill
deaden
torpedo
put down
crack down on
put an end to
get rid of
nip in the bud
put a stop to
clamp down on
wipe out
stamp out
snuff out
put the lid on
clamp down
put the kibosh on
slap down
bring to screeching halt
crack down
shut down
halt
arrest
block
frustrate
destroy
obstruct
clobber
curtail
cut off
inhibit
impede
hold back
stymie
scotch
close
defeat
beat
put paid to
hinder
bring to an end
finish
eliminate
plug
annihilate
clog
rout
contain
quench
restrain
bar
stopper
choke
clog up
close up
stop up
bring to a stop
choke off
plug up
stem
demolish
eradicate
extirpate
vanquish
restrict
dam
slow
prevent
jam
barricade
stuff
bridle
discontinue
fill
nix
occlude
caulk
blockade
stall
bung
congest
close out
block out
fill up
weed out
close off
shut off
block up
choke up
bung up
put a lid on
block off
put the stopper on
bring to a halt
cut short
bring to a standstill
censure
exterminate
expunge
strangle at birth
scupper
remove
overpower
staunch
queer
subjugate
overwhelm
banish
blot out
put out
clot
foil
master
seal
dash
obturate
lick
scuttle
spoil
settle
censor
dumb
retard
spike
clam
abate
dull
tame
constrict
pack
stay
jam up
intercept
hold off
stanch
conclude
regulate
throttle
best
dam up
silt up
gum up
gunge up
complete
withhold
surmount
interfere with
shut out
limit
stonewall
sit on
bottle
muzzle
gag
suspend
dispatch
run down
call a halt
wrap up
bring to a close
wind up
mess up
dominate
keep down
detain
gain control of
prevail over
gain mastery over
get the better of
get a grip on
triumph over
win against
do for
immobilize
US
break
shutdown
deny
keep back
cease
crash
render powerless
immobilise
UK
cripple
refuse
hold off on
lay off
put out of business
dead-end
bring to naught
put out of action
bring someone to their knees
pull the plug on
put on hold
put on ice
more ❯
“Ramsey appointed Sibley to assemble troops at the fort and to prepare to head out to the frontier to help
stifle
the uprising.”
Verb
▲
To make less strong or intense
dampen
deaden
reduce
diminish
lessen
dull
suppress
moderate
decrease
allay
smother
muffle
temper
blunt
damp
restrain
check
lower
still
mute
benumb
curb
numb
extinguish
chill
calm
cool
cauterise
UK
cauterize
US
quench
inhibit
overcome
limit
tone down
damp down
quell
soften
mitigate
subdue
alleviate
ease
quieten
cushion
assuage
abate
silence
lighten
soothe
squelch
take the edge off
repress
tranquilize
US
weaken
mollify
quiet
hush
palliate
attenuate
tranquillise
UK
settle
depress
relieve
curtail
muzzle
minimize
US
shush
gag
mellow
absorb
minimise
UK
de-escalate
dumb
take the sting out
put a damper on
cut
shut up
decrease the volume
lull
placate
ebb
quash
turn down
mask
keep in check
ease off
wind down
appease
bridle
impair
contain
soft-pedal
pipe down
squash
keep it down
cut off
take the bite out
buffer
put damper on
hold back
put the lid on
drown
get rid of
drown out
deflate
quieten down
control
retard
degrade
pacify
depreciate
constrain
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
harsh
dilute
compose
taper
buttress
contract
decrement
shrink
balm
relax
rein in
dwindle
hold in check
gentle
get under control
make less intense
stop
subjugate
roll back
cut down
cut back
banish
dispel
soak up
tail off
rise above
choke
choke off
bottle up
put an end to
sate
wane
erode
subside
bolster
pillow
modulate
tame
downsize
anaesthetize
UK
slake
help
temperate
abase
wear away
peter out
wear down
anesthetize
US
kill
blanket
dulcify
slow
modify
lenify
make inaudible
smooth down
reduce the effect of
put a lid on
cool off
salve
becalm
lullaby
hinder
hamper
strike dumb
tongue-tie
comfort
desensitize
US
reassure
settle down
quiet down
chill out
bank
master
govern
crush
defend against
shield against
safeguard against
protect against
arrest
lick
devitalize
incapacitate
stun
sedate
unnerve
clamp down on
crack down on
put down
keep a lid on
keep the lid on
nip in the bud
slap down
snuff out
daze
stultify
narcotize
obtund
torpefy
drug
stupefy
desensitise
UK
render insensitive
dullen
trim
drop
ration
stem
staunch
minify
shave
narrow
downscale
pare
slash
couch
round down
make cutbacks in
trim down
pare down
taper off
scale down
mark down
drop off
whittle down
dial down
bring down
decline
take down
clip
trim back
step down
slow down
make less active
more ❯
Verb
▲
To prevent (someone) from achieving an aim
frustrate
thwart
hinder
foil
impede
check
obstruct
prevent
block
hamper
stymie
stop
inhibit
baffle
cramp
baulk
UK
forestall
scotch
defeat
balk
US
fetter
scupper
halt
bar
derail
hamstring
beat
dash
circumvent
hobble
ruin
spoil
crush
cripple
arrest
counter
overcome
discomfit
preclude
snooker
crimp
prohibit
checkmate
disappoint
stump
outwit
banjax
crool
negate
lick
forbid
hold up
put a stop to
nip in the bud
put the kibosh on
foul up
do for
screw up
stand in the way of
hang up
put the lid on
put a brake on
cramp one's style
upset the applecart
give the run around
dash one's hope
nullify
quash
neutralize
US
cancel
neutralise
UK
buck
offset
bilk
annul
restrain
curb
trammel
oppose
avert
stave off
upset
put paid to
ward off
avoid
repress
head off
put the stopper on
counteract
put the mockers on
restrict
retard
hold back
crab
defend against
nobble
cross
shut out
take wind out of
louse up
evade
put a spoke in someone's wheel
circumnavigate
sidestep
skirt
smash
stall
stonewall
root
snafu
hold off
steer clear of
take down
obviate
put an end to
give the slip
fend off
deflect
bypass
interdict
overturn
repel
repulse
traverse
keep lid on
shipwreck
anticipate
mess up
parry
keep at bay
cook someone's goose
play off
turn aside
rule out
queer someone's pitch
spike someone's guns
get out of
escape
interfere with
limit
disrupt
crash
wreck
ditch
juke
unsettle
queer
forfend
intercept
throw a spanner in the works
halt in its tracks
throw monkey wrench in
stave
interrupt
throw a monkey wrench in the works
contravene
debar
scuttle
invalidate
confound
suppress
squash
deter
keep off
rattle
undo
rebuff
cause setback
counterplot
get the better of
blank
put end to
beat down
take wind out of sails
bury
resist
help
fence
eliminate
remove
foreclose
shield yourself from
hold at bay
get rid of
take away
do away with
get round
make unnecessary
confuse
stultify
take the wind out of your sails
more ❯
Verb
▲
To be, or become, inactive or unchanging
stagnate
idle
hibernate
stall
lie dormant
do nothing
become stagnant
be inert
be sluggish
stand still
be idle
be inactive
not move
sit around
lie fallow
come to a halt
grind to a halt
stay the same
remain unchanged
languish
decline
overwinter
hole up
hide away
Verb
▲
To hold or maintain
keep
retain
reserve
save
store
accumulate
amass
garner
hoard
collect
hold
possess
stockpile
withhold
cache
shelve
stash
conceal
file
heap
hide
repress
hold back
hold fast to
hold on to
keep hold of
keep in reserve
keep possession of
pile up
put aside
put by
retain possession of
save up
set aside
stash away
store up
cling to
hang onto
hang on to
hold in
hold onto
keep for oneself
lay aside
lay down
set by
keep to yourself
not part with
retain in one's possession
preserve
stow away
squirrel away
put away
conserve
stow
gather
treasure
lay away
deposit
salt away
lay by
maintain
squirrel
lay up
earmark
sock away
put to one side
lay in
dedicate
secure
keep back
buy up
allocate
heap up
scrimp
have
husband
put aside for rainy day
devote
stock
continue to have
build up
stock up
put down
bank
acquire
consecrate
hide away
cherish
detain
grasp
tuck away
cleave to
keep to oneself
refuse to give
scare up
rack up
sit on
put by for a rainy day
run up
tot up
round up
draw together
stock up on
put away for a rainy day
scrape together
load up on
sustain
bottle
pack
regulate
invest
clear
keep on hand
build up stocks
archive
give up to
keep out
load up
put aside for a rainy day
defer
uphold
spare
not sell
retain ownership of
retain use of
not give away
put in
pay in
own
perpetuate
economize
US
contain
command
enjoy
grip
nurture
refuse
economise
UK
pick up
clean up
hive
fill
file away
keep up
occupy
clutch on to
continue with
hold fast
hold out on
assume
stack up
keep forever
hold down
immortalize
US
enshrine
be in
be placed in
fix
embalm
immortalise
UK
protect
be employed in
process
more ❯
Verb
▲
To render physically powerless, injured or unable to move
cripple
incapacitate
disable
lame
maim
debilitate
disfigure
handicap
injure
mutilate
damage
impair
torpefy
attenuate
deface
disarm
dislimb
dismember
mangle
palsy
sap
sideline
unstrengthen
make lame
wound
hurt
crush
batter
mangulate
hack up
mar
ruin
deform
harm
wreck
smash
weaken
hock
bruise
break
indispose
hospitalize
US
hamstring
maul
invalid
hospitalise
UK
amputate
butcher
put out of action
tear apart
tear limb from limb
hobble
spoil
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
destroy
pinion
trash
total
enfeeble
blemish
tear
lay up
crumple
cut
mash
lacerate
massacre
gimp
castrate
hog-tie
distort
scar
hack
put on the sick list
shatter
ravage
knacker
scathe
crool
foul
pain
wax
pique
cut to pieces
cut up
do in
draw blood
shake up
foul up
sever
disjoint
dissect
rend
joint
disarticulate
anatomize
sunder
limb
part
dislocate
cut off the limbs of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To be detrimental to
cripple
spoil
impair
ruin
cramp
damage
hamstring
vitiate
crush
hamper
impede
enfeeble
harm
hurt
mar
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
sabotage
scotch
scupper
weaken
bankrupt
blemish
bloody
compromise
flaw
restrict
endamage
injure
limit
cross up
rain on someone's parade
break
disfigure
deface
destroy
undermine
wreck
crab
blight
tarnish
mangle
hinder
smash
ravage
disable
demolish
devastate
mutilate
maim
mess up
subvert
foul up
debase
diminish
upset
threaten
deform
annihilate
shatter
distort
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