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Definition of jugulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
figurativeDated suppress or check abruptlyDated
- The manager tried to jugulate the rumors spreading in the office..
2.
disease controlDated stop a disease using extreme measuresDated
- Doctors worked hard to jugulate the outbreak.
3.
cuttingDated cut the throat of something or someoneDated
- The hunter aimed to jugulate the animal.
Origin of jugulate
Latin, jugulare (to cut the throat)
Examples of jugulate in a sentence
The government moved to jugulate the uprising swiftly. The government took steps to jugulate the virus. Efforts to jugulate the disease were successful. The butcher threatened to jugulate the rooster. In the story, the villain tried to jugulate his rival.
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- French:juguler, endiguer, ...
- German:unterdrücken, eindämmen, ...
- Italian:sopprimere, fermare, ...
- Spanish:frenar, detener, ...
- Portuguese:abafar, conter, ...
- Chinese:抑制, 扑灭, ...
- Japanese:抑える, 抑え込む, ...
- Arabic:قَمَعَ, كَافَحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲצוֹר, לְהַשְׁבִּית, ...
- Russian:подавить, остановить, ...
- Ukrainian:пригнічувати, зупинити, ...
- Hindi:दबाना, नियंत्रित करना, ...
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