stultified
[ˈstʌltəˌfaɪd]

v.

使成为徒劳，使变得无用( stultify的过去式和过去分词 )；

英英释义

stultify[ 'stʌltifai ]

• v.
  • prove to be of unsound mind or demonstrate someone's incompetence

    "nobody is legally allowed to stultify himself"

  • cause to appear foolish
  • deprive of strength or efficiency; make useless or worthless

    同义词：cripple

双语例句

1. Their unhelpfulness has stultified our efforts to improve things.
   他们不管事，我们为改进工作的用心也就白费了。

权威例句

SATAN STULTIFIED: A REJOINDER TO PAUL BENACERRAF
Satan Stultified
Campaign Finance and Collective Egotism: What Niebuhr Offers a Stultified Debate
"War's Apology Wholly Stultified": The Influence of Positivism on Thomas Hardy's War Poetry
If the doctor says that I had dementia - does that mean that I am becoming stultified?
But its Christian citizens have been largely stultified, mumufied. They would rather pray (while collecting bribes) and wait for God...
A rehash stultified by academic jargon
Scenes from a Stultified Marriage
Minds, Machines and Gödel
Party Systems in the Third Wave