squelch in a sentence
v. t.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8
Definition
SQUELCH (verb): To produce a soft, sucking sound when walking on wet ground or to suppress or silence something, such as an emotion or response.
Sample Sentences
- The sound of her footsteps on the wet grass made a satisfying squelch.
- He tried to squelch his excitement as he waited for the surprise party to begin.
- The heavy rain caused the ground to squelch underfoot, making each step a struggle.
- As the debate continued, she attempted to squelch the rumors circulating about her.
- The chef used a technique to squelch the bitterness in the sauce before serving it.
- The heavy rain began to squelch underfoot as we walked through the muddy path.
- She tried to squelch her laughter during the serious meeting but couldn't hold it in.
- The teacher's stern look was enough to squelch any further mischief from the students.
- He used a towel to squelch the water that had spilled on the kitchen floor.
- Despite the tensions, she managed to squelch the argument before it escalated.