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stifled

Muffled vs Stifled - What's the difference?

muffled | stifled |


As verbs the difference between muffled and stifled

is that muffled is past tense of muffle while stifled is past tense of stifle.

As an adjective stifled is

that has been interrupted, suppressed etc.

Stifled vs Limited - What's the difference?

stifled | limited |


As adjectives the difference between stifled and limited

is that stifled is that has been interrupted, suppressed etc while limited is with certain (often specified) limits placed upon it.

As verbs the difference between stifled and limited

is that stifled is past tense of stifle while limited is past tense of limit.

Stifled vs Ignored - What's the difference?

stifled | ignored |


As verbs the difference between stifled and ignored

is that stifled is past tense of stifle while ignored is past tense of ignore.

As an adjective stifled

is that has been interrupted, suppressed etc.

Stifled vs Constrained - What's the difference?

stifled | constrained |


As adjectives the difference between stifled and constrained

is that stifled is that has been interrupted, suppressed etc while constrained is within close bounds; confined.

As verbs the difference between stifled and constrained

is that stifled is (stifle) while constrained is (constrain).

Stifled vs Stilted - What's the difference?

stifled | stilted |


As adjectives the difference between stifled and stilted

is that stifled is that has been interrupted, suppressed etc while stilted is stiff and artificially formal.

As a verb stifled

is past tense of stifle.

Stifled vs Refrained - What's the difference?

stifled | refrained |


As verbs the difference between stifled and refrained

is that stifled is past tense of stifle while refrained is past tense of refrain.

As an adjective stifled

is that has been interrupted, suppressed etc.

Repressed vs Stifled - What's the difference?

repressed | stifled |


As verbs the difference between repressed and stifled

is that repressed is (repress) or repressed can be pressed again while stifled is (stifle).

As adjectives the difference between repressed and stifled

is that repressed is subjected to repression while stifled is that has been interrupted, suppressed etc.

Stifles vs Stifled - What's the difference?

stifles | stifled |


As verbs the difference between stifles and stifled

is that stifles is third-person singular of stifle while stifled is past tense of stifle.

As a noun stifles

is plural of lang=en.

As an adjective stifled is

that has been interrupted, suppressed etc.

Stifled vs Stifler - What's the difference?

stifled | stifler |


As an adjective stifled

is that has been interrupted, suppressed etc.

As a verb stifled

is (stifle).

As a noun stifler is

one who, or that which, stifles; one who represses or limits.

Stifled vs Stiffed - What's the difference?

stifled | stiffed |


As verbs the difference between stifled and stiffed

is that stifled is (stifle) while stiffed is (stiff).

As an adjective stifled

is that has been interrupted, suppressed etc.

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