10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Smother' in a Sentence
"To prevent free breathing by stifling or suffocating, often through smoke or other means." more
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The constant interruptions began to smother her concentration while working on the important project.
The defensive strategy was designed to smother the opponent's offensive plays.
The submarine's crew faced a tense situation as the malfunction threatened to smother their oxygen supply.
The dense smog will have been smothering the bustling metropolis, affecting respiratory health.
The overwhelming emotions have been smothering his ability to make clear decisions.
Endless paperwork will have been smothering the efficiency of the bureaucratic system.
The secrecy surrounding the operation had smothered any potential leaks to the press.
The detective tried to smother his excitement as he uncovered a crucial piece of evidence.
The overprotective mother tends to smother her teenage daughter with constant supervision.
The explorers had to be cautious not to smother the delicate ecosystem in the untouched rainforest.
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