suppressing

[US]/səˈpresɪŋ/
[UK]/səˈprɛsɪŋ/

Translation

adj.acting to restrain or put an end to something
v.present participle of suppress, meaning to forcibly put an end to or prevent

Phrases & Collocations

suppressing emotions

suppressing dissent

suppressing the urge

suppressing inflation

suppressing a cough

suppressed anger

suppressing information

suppressing desire

suppressing symptoms

suppressing the truth

Example Sentences

the government is suppressing dissent through strict censorship laws.

she felt a surge of anger, suppressing the urge to scream.

the company is suppressing information about the product's defects.

he was suppressing his laughter during the serious presentation.

suppressing the rebellion required a significant military presence.

the doctor advised against suppressing coughs, even if annoying.

they were suppressing the natural instinct to flee the danger.

suppressing the fire proved difficult due to strong winds.

the dictator was known for suppressing any form of opposition.

suppressing emotions can lead to long-term psychological problems.

the authorities are suppressing protests with excessive force.

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