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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a strangulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the act of strangling or the condition resulting from it, often in medical or legal discussions.
Example: "The autopsy revealed that the cause of death was a strangulation, leading to further investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident."
Alternatives: "a choking" or "a suffocation".
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Four shootings, two stabbings and a strangulation.
The homicide detective Lucas Davenport investigates a strangulation.
The result is a "strangulation" of Worldwide, complains one former executive.
A strangulation scene is interrupted by the call for evening prayers.
(There is a strangulation scene of which Hitchcock would be proud).
Varnum said the department's next goal is to create a strangulation task force to identify, prosecute and track men who attack women in that way.
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The child possibly died of a strangulation-type injury, due to the way she was confined in her bedding area, said Fontana Police Sgt. Kevin Goltara.
Most economists would view such a prospect as a progressive strangulation of a nation's well-being".
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration says teething jewelry is a choking and strangulation hazard for babies and toddlers.
A curfew is like a collective strangulation.
Today, Gaza is being subjected to a slow, purposeful killing; a mass strangulation.
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