suffocant
syfɔkɑ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of suffocant - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
1.
respirationRare qui empêche de respirer normalement ou provoque un manque d'airRare
- La fumée suffocante nous a forcés à évacuer rapidement.
2.
oppressionRare qui oppresse ou écrase moralement de façon très intenseRare
- L'atmosphère suffocante de cette réunion m'angoissait profondément.
Origin of suffocant
latin, suffocare (étouffer)
Examples of suffocant in a sentence
La chaleur suffocante de l’été rendait le sommeil difficile. L'atmosphère suffocante de la pièce rendait la respiration difficile. Son attitude suffocante étouffait toute expression de liberté.
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- English:suffocating, oppressive, ...
- German:erstickend, erdrückend, ...
- Italian:soffocante, ...
- Spanish:sofocante, ...
- Portuguese:sufocante, opressivo, ...
- Chinese:令人窒息的, 压抑的, ...
- Japanese:息苦しい, 圧迫感のある, ...
- Arabic:خانق, مُثقل, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹנֵק, מְדַכֵּא, ...
- Russian:удушающий, тягостный, ...
- Ukrainian:задушливий, пригнічуючий, ...
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