“To stultify” in Japanese
Short answer
To stultify in Japanese is “飽かす” (akasu). Full meaning: to bore, to tire, to weary, to stultify; to use lavishly (and without regret).
Other ways to say “To stultify” in Japanese
飽かせる
akaseru to bore, to tire, to weary, to stultify; to use lavishly (and without regret)
飽かそ
akaso to bore, to tire, to weary, to stultify; to use lavishly (and without regret)
飽かせ
akase to bore, to tire, to weary, to stultify; to use lavishly (and without regret)
飽かし
akashi to bore, to tire, to weary, to stultify; to use lavishly (and without regret)
飽かさ
akasa to bore, to tire, to weary, to stultify; to use lavishly (and without regret)
飽かしゃ
akasha to bore, to tire, to weary, to stultify; to use lavishly (and without regret)
飽かそふ
akasou to bore, to tire, to weary, to stultify; to use lavishly (and without regret)
飽かそう
akasou to bore, to tire, to weary, to stultify; to use lavishly (and without regret)
飽かそっ
akaso to bore, to tire, to weary, to stultify; to use lavishly (and without regret)
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