9 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 vengeful spirit in the haunted house will have strangled anyone who dared to enter.
The debt will have strangled the company's finances, leading to its eventual bankruptcy.
The invasive vine will have strangled the beautiful garden, taking over every inch of space.
By the end of the play, the villain will have strangled the hero, leaving the audience in shock.
The contractual obligations will have strangled the flexibility of the partnership agreement.
The oppressive regime will have strangled the voices of dissent, suppressing any opposition.
The noose will have strangled the condemned prisoner as the crowd watched in eerie silence.
The relentless pressure of expectations will have strangled his creativity, stifling artistic expression.
Despite the safety measures, the python will have strangled its prey in a swift and deadly attack.
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