Synonym: arrest, bridle, check, curb, hold back, inhibit, keep down, limit, quell, repress, restrain, restrict, squash, squelch, stifle, subdue. Similar words: suppression, oppressor, press, compress, impress, press for, express, depressed. Meaning: [sə'pres] 
v. 1. to put down by force or authority 2. come down on or keep down by unjust use of one's authority 3. control and refrain from showing; of emotions 4. keep under control; keep in check 5. put out of one's consciousness.
v. 1. to put down by force or authority 2. come down on or keep down by unjust use of one's authority 3. control and refrain from showing; of emotions 4. keep under control; keep in check 5. put out of one's consciousness. 
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91. The fear of sounding racist has conspired to stifle debate and suppress legitimate scientific inquiry.
92. I had to suppress the urge to jump down, run after them and argue some sense into them.
93. For the truth was, nomatterhow hard I found to suppress it, I was becoming impatient with Jim.
94. However the problems they are confronted with suppress their capability to be effective to a significant degree.
95. As she walked down the tree-lined road in the pitch black she managed to suppress her fear of the dark.
96. From the beginning of June, a principal concern in Washington was that military force might be used to suppress the demonstrations.
97. How did men seize control everywhere and suppress women, keeping them ignorant and enslaved?
98. This will help rid him of disease, suppress immunity and create bone marrow space.
99. We shall hear more about this worldwide problem, despite attempts to suppress it.
100. Their own consensual efforts to deny and suppress them would then be exposed for the deceitful sham they have always been.
101. This runs parallel with the use of force to suppress uprisings in poor nations against policies of these same institutions.
102. It is the struggle to suppress our pain which really hurts.
103. The Ona men impersonate Gods in order to suppress women.
104. During the first four days of interferon therapy indomethacin or paracetamol was given to suppress early side effects.
105. Finally Glen could suppress his anger no longer and he lashed out at his mother.
106. Lawyers claimed they had tried to suppress official papers showing the extent of the arms selling operation.
107. Atractylodes Rhizome Extract can suppress Bacteria Resistance.
108. "Off net terms" you really can suppress piracy?
109. Cyproheptadine may be useful to suppress recurrent cold urticaria.
110. Thyroxine treatment can suppress DR expression on thyrocytes.
111. This structure can suppress self-heating of the piezoelectric resonator.
112. At this time there were forty thousand soldiers on the island. Later they were used to suppress the Formosan people,(Sentencedict.com) but now they could not halt a few armed smugglers .
113. In the democracy society because it can lift the beautiful flag of democracy the suppress fewness man is perfectly justifiable.
114. Conclusion The tongue grass of long-noded pit viper and hairyvein agrimony can suppress the growth of the large intestine cancer notably in the body.
115. c -- Suppress normal output; instead, print a count of matching lines for each input file.
116. Comparing with the arc-tangent method, this algorithm could obtain angular velocity information without needing differential operator, thus had a strong ability to suppress random disturbances.
117. In order to suppress the unmeasurable external disturbance, a novel predictive functional control (PFC) method with disturbance observer for no self-regulating process is presented.
118. A hatred read aloud, suppress inner love, a brave but love is only obtains a cannot take lover, two overlap with shadow, let half monster toss-up. Sentencedict.com
119. Hydrocodone is a narcotic that is widely used to treat pain and suppress cough. There are seven F.
120. To suppress the horizontal vibrations of a high - speed elevator, we develop its active hydraulic guide roller.
More similar words: suppression, oppressor, press, compress, impress, press for, express, depressed, impression, compression, impressive, depression, expression, inexpressible, apprehend, appreciate, apprehended, appreciation, apprenticeship, duress, stress, dress up, preside, present, actress, digress, redress, address, preserve, presence.