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to stultify
01
stultificare, disgustare
to make someone lose interest or motivation, typically due to a boring or restrictive routine
Transitive: to stultify sb/sth
Example
The monotonous job stultified his creativity.
The repetitive tasks often stultify him.
By the time I left the company, the strict policies had already stultified my passion for the job.
02
stultificare, rendere inefficace
to make someone or something worthless or ineffective
Transitive: to stultify sth
03
annullare
to make someone or something appear as ridiculous, stupid, or absurd
Transitive: to stultify sth
Example
The film 's amateurish special effects stultified what could have been an exciting plot.
His attempt to over-explain the simple concept only served to stultify the audience.
Her overly cautious approach to the project threatened to stultify any chance of creativity.
04
stupidire, dichiarare incapace
to declare someone mentally unfit or incapable of being held responsible for their actions
Transitive: to stultify sb
Esempio
The monotonous job stultified his creativity.
The repetitive tasks often stultify him.
By the time I left the company, the strict policies had already stultified my passion for the job.
She has stultified herself by staying in the same job for too long.
The tedious routine is stultifying her.
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