smother in a sentence
v. t.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5
Definition
To smother means to suppress or stifle something, such as laughter or visibility, often by covering it completely.
Sample Sentences
- She tried to smother her laughter during the serious meeting.
- The thick blanket of fog seemed to smother the entire town.
- As a protective parent, he often worried that he might smother his child's independence.
- The chef had to be careful not to smother the delicate flavors of the dish with too many spices.
- During the fire, the firefighters worked quickly to smother the flames before they spread.
- The thick blanket of fog seemed to smother the entire city, obscuring visibility.
- She tried not to smother her creativity with too many rules and restrictions.
- They used a wet cloth to smother the flames before they could spread further.
- His overprotective nature often made her feel like he was trying to smother her independence.
- The dense foliage of the forest seemed to smother any trace of sunlight reaching the ground.
- The flames began to smother under the weight of the heavy blanket.
- Overprotective parents often smother their children with too much attention.
- Her desire to smother the pain led her to seek unhealthy distractions.
- He felt as if the silence in the room was attempting to smother his thoughts.