stultify, vb. (18c) 1. To make (something or someone)
appear stupid or foolish <he stultified opposing counsel's
argument>. 2. To testify about one's own lack of
mental capacity. 3. To contradict oneself, as by denying
what one has already alleged. Black's 9th. :D
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