Examples of using Stifling in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
It's stifling.
Stifling heat.
Creative stifling.
Stifling in here.
My God, it's stifling!
Heat, stifling from the 7 morning and scorching to the 9 AM.
This year it's stifling.
Stifling heat of searing afternoons stench of rotten starfruit.
It may become stifling.
Stifling Dagger shares the same critical strike chance.
But love is not stifling.
But without stifling his… intuition.
The tyranny of paragraph is stifling.
This is not stifling debate.
Well, if that isn't the Quacta calling the Stifling slimy.
The risk of stifling innovation is, however, always present.
Was that piggy bank stifling your voice?
After the stifling night of terror, such as the world had never seen.
My God, it's stifling! There!
As long as you think such a title isn't too conventional and stifling.
Then you know how stifling it can be.
Sitting at my desk during the day, it just feels, like, creatively stifling.
The situation is damp, stifling and slippery.
The French diplomat Marquise de Custine anachronistically appears in stifling Moscow.
The air in this house was stifling long before Shelley.
Class, coffee, intense sessions of editing my papers in his very small, stifling office.
After that, it has been a stifling summer day, an incandescent burning sun.
Well, if that isn't the Quacta calling the Stifling slimy.
And there's this stifling, sweet smell of blood all the time.
Me, I have always lived in a stifling little box.