stultification
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- self-stultification noun
Example Sentences
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She’s railing against the gentrification of Seattle, the commercialization of gay culture and the stultification of so-called “serious” literature.
From Seattle Times
“They spread pleasure or death threats, conspiracy theories or bootlegs, resistance or stultification,” she wrote in her 2009 essay “In Defense of the Poor Image.”
From New York Times
Marc Andreessen, the Silicon Valley investor, said on Twitter that “Detroit is what happens when you have 30 years of stultification and rigidity. That is what is to be avoided.”
From New York Times
Their virtual disappearance into the Democratic Party led to political stultification and a rollback of many of their greatest achievements.
From Salon
Even now, within a couple of hours after the event, he could scarcely credit his own weakness and stultification.
From Project Gutenberg
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