Definition
Definition of squelcher - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
suppressing agentRare something that suppresses or silencesRare
- The new law acted as a squelcher to public protests..
2.
stopperRare person or thing that squelchesRare
- The rain was a real squelcher for our picnic.
3.
technologyTECH. circuit cutting off weak signalsTECH.
- The radio uses a squelcher to improve sound quality.
Origin of squelcher
Unknown
Examples of squelcher in a sentence
The device was a squelcher for background noise. The critic was a squelcher of new ideas. His negative comments acted as a squelcher to the proposal. The squelcher eliminated the static from the broadcast. Engineers adjusted the squelcher for optimal performance.
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- French:moyen de répression, étouffeur, ...
- German:Unterdrücker, Spielverderber, ...
- Italian:soppressore, guastafeste, ...
- Spanish:silenciador, aguafiestas, ...
- Portuguese:silenciador, estraga-prazeres, ...
- Chinese:压制者, 扫兴者, ...
- Japanese:抑制装置, 台無しにするもの, ...
- Arabic:مُقَمِّع, مُخْرِب, ...
- Hebrew:מַחְנִיק, מַשְׁמִיעַ צְלִילִים לְפוֹלְפּוּל, ...
- Russian:подавитель, глушитель, ...
- Ukrainian:пригнічувач, глушник, ...
- Hindi:दमनकारी, स्क्वेल्चर, ...
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