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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
02
to prevent or limit an action or process
Transitive: to inhibit an action or process
03
to make someone feel uncomfortable, preventing them from acting naturally or confidently
Transitive: to inhibit sb
04
to restrain or limit the action or progress of something
Transitive: to inhibit a desire, behavior, or ability
inhibit
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inhibited
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inhibited
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inhibition
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inhibition
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inhibitor
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inhibitor
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Example
Environmental factors can inhibit the proper development of plants in certain conditions.
The teacher strives not to inhibit students' creativity but encourages free expression.
The brake system is designed to inhibit the movement of the vehicle when applied.
The antibiotic successfully inhibited the growth of harmful bacteria in the body.
The company's hierarchical management style may inhibit innovation and creativity.
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