Synonyms for Smothering:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • suffocating,
  • smothering,
  • suffocative.
  •sultry (adjective)
  • most smothering,
  • sweltry,
  • more suffocating,
  • REDHOT,
  • most suffocating,
  • red hot,
  • sweltriest,
  • more smothering,
  • sweltrier.
  •tight (adjective)
  • proofer,
  • stopped up,
  • Slammed,
  • Padlocked,
  • hermetically sealed,
  • watertight,
  • skintight.

• n.

  •breathless (noun)
  • breathless.
  •choking (noun)
  • choking.
  •dyspneal (noun)
  • dyspneal.
  •dyspneic (noun)
  • dyspneic.
  •dyspnoeal (noun)
  • dyspnoeal.
  •dyspnoeic (noun)
  • dyspnoeic.
  •repression (noun)
  • smotherings,
  • quellings.

• v.

  •killing (verb)
  • Massacring,
  • hanging,
  • strangling,
  • Smiting,
  • Assassinating,
  • asphyxiating,
  • Slaughtering,
  • Removing,
  • executing,
  • Eliminating,
  • putting to sleep,
  • doing in,
  • Liquidating,
  • icing,
  • butchering,
  • doing away with,
  • chilling,
  • purging,
  • Murdering,
  • putting down,
  • Drowning,
  • Snuffing,
  • Sacrificing,
  • Dispatching,
  • slaying,
  • Exterminating.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • throttling,
  • curtain,
  • issuing,
  • controlling,
  • veil,
  • stifle,
  • skirting,
  • Terminating,
  • cut-off,
  • end,
  • Fuming,
  • releasing,
  • Holing,
  • inconveniencing,
  • check,
  • Damping,
  • Discommoding,
  • Prohibiting,
  • Environing,
  • circling,
  • asphyxiation,
  • Incommoding,
  • anaesthetizing,
  • die,
  • Shelving,
  • starvation,
  • surround,
  • Muzzling,
  • suffocatingly,
  • Burking,
  • Subduing,
  • retiring,
  • beat out,
  • suffocation,
  • pall,
  • repression,
  • preclusion,
  • concealment,
  • concealing,
  • overwhelming,
  • dampening,
  • extinguishing,
  • cutting off,
  • smouldering,
  • retch,
  • cessation,
  • Squelching,
  • strangulating,
  • Circumventing,
  • garrote,
  • anesthetizing,
  • prohibition,
  • Quashing,
  • suffocate,
  • wraps,
  • dying,
  • Discontinuing,
  • obstruction,
  • Containing,
  • troubling,
  • smashing,
  • restraint,
  • asphyxiate,
  • halting,
  • Extending,
  • halt,
  • Quieting,
  • stifling,
  • strangulation,
  • Preventing,
  • iron curtain,
  • besieging,
  • hold back,
  • smoking,
  • suppress,
  • Cluttering,
  • forbidding,
  • repressing,
  • smothered,
  • repress,
  • blocking,
  • termination,
  • stopping,
  • Bothering,
  • Interdicting,
  • withholding,
  • control,
  • Muddling,
  • quelling,
  • publishing,
  • Jumbling,
  • Subdual,
  • suppression,
  • choke,
  • beleaguering,
  • jamming,
  • prevention,
  • covering,
  • stuffy,
  • bamboo curtain,
  • curbing,
  • Weltering,
  • blackout,
  • Precluding,
  • Obstructing,
  • Suppressing,
  • Muffling,
  • Rummaging,
  • hiding,
  • quench,
  • dousing,
  • quell,
  • cracking down on,
  • Gagging,
  • deadening,
  • Ensconcing,
  • Pickling,
  • inhibiting,
  • surrounding,
  • Messing,
  • Restraining,
  • hindering,
  • discontinuation,
  • censorship,
  • flattener,
  • Ceasing,
  • Dulling,
  • Smotheringly,
  • fencing,
  • stiflingly,
  • Silencing,
  • crushing,
  • Walling,
  • clouding,
  • heave,
  • Checking,
  • chokingly,
  • interdiction,
  • rounding,
  • coating,
  • extinction,
  • strangle,
  • Muting,
  • encircling,
  • ending,
  • hush up,
  • elimination,
  • fixing,
  • put-down,
  • drown,
  • crack down,
  • stop,
  • smother,
  • surcease,
  • muffle,
  • tightly,
  • smudgy,
  • censoring,
  • bordering,
  • extinguish,
  • disobliging,
  • quenching,
  • security,
  • forbiddance,
  • Oppressing.

Paraphrases for Smothering:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    suffocating.

• Independent

  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    quelling, killing.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    suffocation.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    strangling, stifling.

Antonyms for Smothering:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    eupneic, breathing, eupnoeic.

Homophones for Smothering:

• squandering, saint irenaeus, sanitariness, smattering, smithereens, signet ring, semitrance.