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to inhibit
01
to restrict or reduce the normal activity or function of something
Transitive: to inhibit an activity or function
Example
The brake system is designed to inhibit the movement of the vehicle when applied.
Environmental factors can inhibit the proper development of plants in certain conditions.
The teacher strives not to inhibit students' creativity but encourages free expression.
02
to prevent or limit an action or process
Transitive: to inhibit an action or process
Example
The medication is known to inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria.
Strong emotions can inhibit clear thinking and decision-making.
Lack of funding may inhibit progress on the construction project.
03
to make someone feel uncomfortable, preventing them from acting naturally or confidently
Transitive: to inhibit sb
Example
The large audience inhibited him, making it hard to deliver his speech confidently.
The formal setting inhibited him, and he struggled to relax and enjoy the evening.
She was inhibited by the fear of being judged, preventing her from dancing at the party.
04
to restrain or limit the action or progress of something
Transitive: to inhibit a desire, behavior, or ability
Example
His desire to speak out was inhibited by fear of backlash.
High levels of stress can inhibit your ability to concentrate.
The manager ’s strict policies inhibited creativity in the team.
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