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strangle

[strang-guhl] / ˈstræŋ gəl /


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“I was stupid. I went up to his office to ask to be moved to the Displays Department and he . . .” I strangled on the rest and waved my hand again.

From Literature

“I’ll write the letter,” I say again, certain that my voice is coming out in a strangle.

From Literature

The conflict has strangled Middle Eastern airports that are hubs for more than 20% of cargo moving between Asia and Europe, Africa and the U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal

Or that Winston Churchill—who in 1919 said Bolshevism should be strangled in its cradle—became Stalin’s puppet 22 years later?

From The Wall Street Journal

It has one of the largest oil industries in the world, but it has been strangled for years by international sanctions.

From The Wall Street Journal