4 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Strangle' in a Sentence
"To cause death by compressing the throat, hindering the intake of air, typically accomplished by using hands or a tightly drawn cord." more
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The overbearing rules of the strict institution had the power to strangle individuality among the students.
The tension in the air will be strangling the room as the final exam approaches.
The outdated curriculum had the potential to strangle the intellectual curiosity of students, hindering their love for learning.
Anxiety is strangling her as she waits for the exam results.
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