stultification
ˌstʌltɪfɪˈkeɪʃən
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Definition of stultification - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
ineffectivenessRarestate of being rendered ineffectiveRare
  • The project fell into stultification due to lack of innovation.
futility ineffectiveness uselessness
2.
psychologyRareprocess of making something seem foolishRare
  • The stultification of his ideas was evident in the meeting.
mockery ridicule
3.
routineRareact of making something useless by routineRare
  • The stultification of creativity happened through repetitive tasks.
invalidation negation nullification
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Origin of stultification

Latin, stultus (foolish) + facere (to make)

Examples of stultification in a sentence

  • His career faced stultification after years of repetitive tasks.
  • The stultification of the project was frustrating to watch.
  • Critics noted the stultification of the once innovative plan.
  • The stultification of innovation was evident in the outdated procedures.
  • He lamented the stultification of his skills due to monotonous work.

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  1. French:inefficacité, ridiculisation, ...
  2. German:Lähmung, Lächerlichmachung, ...
  3. Italian:inefficacia, stultificazione, ...
  4. Spanish:estancamiento, ridiculización, ...
  5. Portuguese:inutilização, estultificação, ...
  6. Chinese:无效化, 嘲弄, ...
  7. Japanese:無効化, 愚弄, ...
  8. Arabic:جُمُود, تَسْخِيف, ...
  9. Hebrew:אִי־יְעִילוּת, הַפְרָכָה לְלֹא טַעַם, ...
  10. Russian:застой, обесценивание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:застій, знедолення, ...
  12. Hindi:अप्रभाविता, मूर्खतापूर्णता, ...

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