suppress

he couldn't suppress a triumphant smile.

suppressed an urge to laugh.

couldn't repress a smirk.See Synonyms at suppress

stifled my indignation.See Synonyms at suppress

The regime ruthlessly suppresses all dissent.

the uprising was suppressed with abominable cruelty.

the suppressed prologue to Women in Love.

his voice was rough with barely suppressed fury.

she could not suppress a rising panic.

use of the drug suppressed the immune response.

The troops suppressed the rebellion by firing on the mob.

Each nation suppressed news that was not favorable to it.

There was a look of suppressed anger on his face.

The nation seethed with suppressed revolutionary activity.

The new government quickly suppressed the rebellion.

They suppressed news that was not favourable to them.

He suppressed his name.

Swagger and overconfidence suppress vulnerability, uncertainty, and tenderness.

Some people work hard at suppressing their emotions.

The ability to suppress or overcome difficulties becomes weak.

Your immune system starts to get suppressed a little bit.

677. The oppressor suppressed his aggressive opinion about compressor.

However, WHO spokesperson Margaret Harris says the virus can be suppressed.

Of course, if you didn't constantly suppress your emotions people wouldn't forget to console you.

“Now, now, Malfoy, ” said Snape, though he couldn't suppress a thin-lipped smile.

These involuntary movements can't be consciously suppressed and stop only with sleep.

You reject it because you don't feel jealousy, or because you are suppressing jealousy?