strangling

[US]/ˈstræŋɡlɪŋ/
[UK]/ˈstræŋɡlɪŋ/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.the act of killing by choking
v.the present participle of strangle; to kill by choking; to suffocate; to suppress

Phrases & Collocations

strangling hold

strangling grip

strangling fear

strangling pain

strangling vine

strangling silence

strangling smoke

strangling tension

strangling sensation

strangling choke

Example Sentences

the snake was strangling its prey in the grass.

he felt like he was strangling under the pressure of work.

the vines were strangling the old tree.

strangling emotions can lead to mental health issues.

she was strangling the fabric to create a unique design.

the government was accused of strangling free speech.

he was strangling the life out of the conversation.

strangling a rival can lead to serious consequences.

the chokehold was used for strangling in martial arts.

strangling the truth only leads to more lies.

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