suppressed
- adjective
- /səˈprɛst/
:
suprimido
- His suppressed anger finally erupted during the argument with his friend.
I think he probably has some some sort of suppressed sexual issues.
- I think he probably has some some sort of suppressed sexual issues.
- So hyperactivity looks like suppressed play behavior.
- By bringing light to it, by awareness, we start to move through that suppressed emotion.
- They keep that Uber successful wealthy person inside you suppressed.
- Like pioneering agnatologist, these three poets document and defy the black holes of suppressed information and stories.
- He might have some pull to he's got almost suppressed criticism of him.
- And I think that that's why it's suppressed.
- So now you have this accelerated instruction to grow and this suppressed instruction to just rest.
- This story has power over you and it keeps and it keeps it suppressed.
Examples
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By bringing light to it, by awareness, we start to move through that suppressed emotion.
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I still believe it's the medical system that has overtime suppressed alternative traditional healers.
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And nevertheless, those views were suppressed in many instances.
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I wanted to educate people about Muslims, that we're not suppressed just because we wear a headscarf.
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You will still hear the sirens, but that super loud sound will be suppressed to a level that doesn't hurt your ears.
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So if the pH is dropping, then interferon gamma is being suppressed and this process is not occurring.
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Like pioneering agnatologist, these three poets document and defy the black holes of suppressed information and stories.
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The government's decision to censor the media led to suppressed voices in the community.
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Many critical facts were suppressed during the investigation, leaving the public in the dark.
Synonyms
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2.0
Hidden so other people do not know about it
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1.1
A thing that is not easily seen or found
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6.8
Done secretly to avoid being seen or known
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8.2
Kept secret because it is illegal or not allowed
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6.0
Most people do not know about it
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6.2
Partly hidden or not said clearly
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4.2
A private meeting or place that people keep secret
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7.5
People keep it secret from most others to avoid being noticed
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6.5
Having strong feelings that a person keeps inside and does not show to others
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3.7
Hidden so people cannot see it
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6.8
Hidden so people cannot see the true purpose or meaning
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7.5
People in power keep it secret to hide a problem
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7.2
Kept secret from the public, often about meetings or plans
Published with parts removed or changed because the government forbids them
Quietly stops something from being said or done
Calm and under control after being stopped, often by force
Held back so it is not fully shown or said
A sound, action, or feeling that is soft and held back so it does not fully show
A voice or sound made with difficulty and a tight, choked tone
Not told to others until a set time or event
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Morphology
Etymology
The word suppressed comes from Latin parts sub- ('under') and premere ('to press'), so it originally meant 'press down', like the everyday word press. Think of holding a lid down to keep something inside; that's why to suppress something is to hold it back or stop it from being known.