stultifying — UK [ˈstʌltɪˌfaɪɪŋ] US adjective very boring, so that you feel like going to sleep instead of paying attention Thesaurus: not interesting or excitingsynonym Derived Words: stultify ▪ stultifyingly … Useful english dictionary
stultifying — stul|ti|fy|ing [ˈstʌltıfaı ıŋ] adj formal [Date: 1700 1800; : Late Latin; Origin: stultificare to make stupid , from Latin stultus stupid ] so boring that you feel as though you are losing your ability to think ▪ a stultifying office environment… … Dictionary of contemporary English
stultifying — adjective so boring that you feel as though you are losing your ability to think: a stultifying exercise stultify verb (T) stultification / stVltifi keISFn/ noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
stultifying — UK [ˈstʌltɪˌfaɪɪŋ] / US adjective very boring, so that you feel like going to sleep instead of paying attention Derived words: stultify verb transitive Word forms stultify : present tense I/you/we/they stultify he/she/it stultifies present… … English dictionary
stultifying — adjective Tending to stultify … Wiktionary
stultifying — stul|ti|fy|ing [ stʌltı,faııŋ ] adjective very boring, so that you feel like going to sleep instead of paying attention ╾ stul|ti|fy verb transitive ╾ stul|ti|fy|ing|ly adverb … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
stultifying — adj. mocking; regarded as a fool; proven to be insane (Law) stul·ti·fy || stÊŒltɪfaɪ v. mock, deride, degrade; render useless; prove to be insane (Law) … English contemporary dictionary
stultifying — adjective cause to feel bored or enervated. → stultify … English new terms dictionary
stultify — [[t]stʌ̱ltɪfaɪ[/t]] stultifies, stultifying, stultified VERB If something stultifies you, it makes you feel empty or dull in your mind, because it is so boring. [FORMAL] [V n] You couldn t say that island life stultified the Eunson girls... [V… … English dictionary
stul´ti|fy´ing|ly — stul|ti|fy «STUHL tuh fy», transitive verb, fied, fy|ing. 1. to make worthless, useless, weak, or futile; frustrate: »to stultify a person s efforts or incentive, a program of reform stultified by public indifference, the stultifying atmosphere… … Useful english dictionary
