"Strangulation" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Strangulation" Meaning

Strangulation refers to the act of obstructing the flow of air or blood to the neck, typically to cause unconsciousness or death. It can be caused by external compression, such as strangling by a rope, wire, or hands, or internal compression, such as by a swelling or a noose. Strangulation can lead to serious medical consequences, including brain damage and cardiac arrest, and is often a component in homicide and suicide cases.

"Strangulation" Examples

Verbs with "strangulation"

The country is trying to strangulate the economy by imposing heavy taxes and regulations.
She tried to strangulate the snake with a rope, but it slipped away.
The referee tried to strangulate the match by giving too many penalties to one team.
The government is trying to strangulate the opposition by not allowing them to have a voice in the media.
She felt a strangulation of emotions as she watched the sad movie.