stultify /stulˈti-fī/

1. To dull the mind of
2. To cause to appear foolish or ridiculous
3. To destroy the force of, as by self-contradiction
4. To allege or prove to be of unsound mind (law)

stultifīcāˈtion noun

stulˈtifīer noun

• hard-fought
• hard going
• hard-got
• hard-gotten
• hard-grained
• hardgrass
• hardgrasses
• hardhack
• hardhacks
• hard-handed
• hard hat
• hard hats
• hardhead
• hard-headed
• hardheads
• hard-hearted
• hard-heartedly
• hard-heartedness
• hard hit
• hard-hit
• hard-hitting
• hard house
• hardier
• hardiest
• hardihead