Examples of using Stifled in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
He did show signs of depression and stifled rage.
I sometimes feel stifled.
Love shouldn't be stifled.
But it was like a heavy cloak that stifled me.
Zorbing has always been a great business opportunity, But it's full potential has always been stifled by the lack of sites with good footfall and a hill!
breaking into tears at times… stifled her screams, tore off her clothes. she described the incident in detail, How her husband pinned her down.
I feel squeezed, stifled, surrounded, locked up.
like jättebjörnlokan from the Caucasus that has spread to Europe and stifled other species.
For centuries Arabs have been ruled by people with no respect for law… monopolies handed out for the things that people want… commerce stifled, young people unable to find jobs.
Rather, it is the sense that there is starting to be intelligent resistance to the monolithic opinion about race that has stifled discussion for the past half century.
Protests stifled by militia and secret police began a campaign which resulted in a lot of students and employees were relegated from the university.
Shall I not then be stifled in the vault, To whose foul mouth no healthsome air breathes in.
Clara felt increasingly stifled and found that her research career became incompatible with the role of wife
is being stifled and it is the younger generation that will suffer the most.
Tina, look, I understand that you feel like your voice is being stifled right now, in the Glee Club.
The countries that acceded to the EU in the 21st century are still being stifled by ethnocentrism.
should never be stifled.
while ensuring that competition is not stifled.
two things which are often“stifled” in grown-ups, we are no longer capable….
give full vent to their stifled hatred.