Stultify
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British pronunciation/stˈʌltɪfˌaɪ/
American pronunciation/ˈstəɫtəˌfaɪ/

Definition & Meaning of "stultify"

to stultify
01

to make someone or something worthless or ineffective

Transitive: to stultify sth
02

to make someone or something appear as ridiculous, stupid, or absurd

Transitive: to stultify sth
03

to declare someone mentally unfit or incapable of being held responsible for their actions

Transitive: to stultify sb
04

to make someone lose interest or motivation, typically due to a boring or restrictive routine

Transitive: to stultify sb/sth

stultify

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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.
The film's amateurish special effects stultified what could have been an exciting plot.
She has stultified herself by staying in the same job for too long.
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