effectively inhibit

Frequency: 8.022.7 per million words

to limit or prevent something in a way that produces the intended result

inhibitADVERB + inhibit

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effectively

Examples (10)

  • The new drug aims to effectively inhibit the growth of cancer cells.
  • Proper insulation can effectively inhibit heat loss in winter.
  • Their strategy was designed to effectively inhibit the spread of misinformation.
  • To effectively inhibit corrosion, a protective coating was applied.
  • Regulations were put in place to effectively inhibit monopolistic practices.
  • The vaccine is proven to effectively inhibit the virus's replication.
  • A strong deterrent can effectively inhibit criminal activity.
  • Environmental factors can effectively inhibit plant growth if not managed.
  • This compound is known to effectively inhibit inflammation.
  • The system needs to effectively inhibit unauthorized access.