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stifling

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Adj — Oppressively hot, airless, or restrictive.

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What does “stifling” mean?

The word “stifling” means oppressively hot, airless, or restrictive. In plain terms, so oppressive it feels hard to breathe or move freely, whether that is heat or restrictions.

How do you pronounce “stifling”?

“Stifling” is pronounced STYF-lihng (/ˈstaɪflɪŋ/ in IPA).

How do you use “stifling” in a sentence?

Here is “stifling” used in a sentence: “The stifling heat made it hard to concentrate.”

What part of speech is “stifling”?

“Stifling” is an adjective.

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