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

• whelms
• whelp
• whelped
• whelping
• whelps
• whemmle
• whemmled
• whemmles
• whemmling
• when
• when all is said and done
• when as
• whenas
• whence
• whenceforth
• whences
• whencesoever
• whencever
• whene'er
• whenever
• when it comes to
• when one's ship comes home
• when one's ship comes in
• when pigs fly
• when push comes to shove