Definition Synonyms
Definition of stultification - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
ineffectivenessRare state of being rendered ineffectiveRare
- The project fell into stultification due to lack of innovation.
2.
psychologyRare process of making something seem foolishRare
- The stultification of his ideas was evident in the meeting.
3.
routineRare act of making something useless by routineRare
- The stultification of creativity happened through repetitive tasks.
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 The stultification of innovation was evident in the outdated procedures.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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- French:inefficacité, ridiculisation, ...
- German:Lähmung, Lächerlichmachung, ...
- Italian:inefficacia, stultificazione, ...
- Spanish:estancamiento, ridiculización, ...
- Portuguese:inutilização, estultificação, ...
- Chinese:无效化, 嘲弄, ...
- Japanese:無効化, 愚弄, ...
- Arabic:جُمُود, تَسْخِيف, ...
- Hebrew:אִי־יְעִילוּת, הַפְרָכָה לְלֹא טַעַם, ...
- Russian:застой, обесценивание, ...
- Ukrainian:застій, знедолення, ...
- Hindi:अप्रभाविता, मूर्खतापूर्णता, ...
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