asphyxiate

Object

• gas: Rumor that this evening the enemy will attack our lines using an asphyxiating gas to overcome our men in the trenches.
• infant: The first part was to analyze stimulus rate-dependent changes in the BER of normal infants to form the controls for asphyxiated infants.
• neonate: At higher click rates, wave amplitudes reduced more in the asphyxiated neonates than in the controls.

Subject

• fume: Welles's transmission breaks off as a reporter drops his microphone and collapses, asphyxiated by lethal fumes.

Preposition: by

• fume: Welles's transmission breaks off as a reporter drops his microphone and collapses, asphyxiated by lethal fumes.

Modifying Another Word

• slowly: They cut its grant by half, and slowly asphyxiated the Weimar institute to death through money withdrawal.
• severely: Picture by Merlin Massara Jack was severely asphyxiated during the last 19 minutes of his birth at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital.
• gradually: Snaring has not been studied in detail but can cause very poor welfare, in part because the animals gradually asphyxiate themselves.

Adjective complement

• due: In essence, the fingers and anywhere else affected were being strangled or asphyxiated due to lack of blood!