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Definition of suffocative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
medicalRare causing difficulty in breathing due to lack of airRare
- The room was hot and suffocative.
- The suffocative atmosphere made it hard to breathe.
- His suffocative embrace left her gasping.
Origin of suffocative
Latin, suffocare (to choke) + -ive (pertaining to)
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- French:étouffant, ...
- German:erstickend, ...
- Italian:soffocante, ...
- Spanish:sofocante, ...
- Portuguese:sufocante, ...
- Chinese:令人窒息的, ...
- Japanese:息苦しい, ...
- Arabic:خانق, ...
- Hebrew:מַחֲנִיק, ...
- Russian:душный, ...
- Ukrainian:задушливий, ...
- Hindi:दमघोंटू, ...
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