Similar words: oppressed, suppress, suppressor, suppression, suppressant, depressed, compressed, impressed. Meaning: [sə'pres] 
adj. 1. kept from public knowledge by various means; 2. manifesting or subjected to suppression 3. held in check with difficulty.
adj. 1. kept from public knowledge by various means; 2. manifesting or subjected to suppression 3. held in check with difficulty. 
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(31) The Professor said that deep sleep allowed suppressed anxieties to surface.
(32) Some details were suppressed.
(33) The editor bowed to pressure from his staff, and the article was suppressed.
(34) He suppressed his name.
(34) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.
(35) Emotions can become destructive if they are suppressed and denied.
(36) Stability only exists in the country because dissent has been suppressed.
(37) Some of the laws have been suppressed with the development of the society.
(38) He looked at me, waiting with suppressed anger.
(39) Any opposition to the regime is ruthlessly suppressed.
(40) The pro-independence group has been attacked and suppressed.
(41) The books show that emotions can not be suppressed.
(42) The tremor is markedly suppressed by alcoholic beverages.
(43) And natural fires are perforce suppressed.
(44) Some evidence had been suppressed by Spira's lawyers.
(45) I suppressed an urge to laugh.
(46) The rebellion was brutally suppressed.
(47) She ruthlessly suppressed a little shiver of curiosity.
(48) The authorities suppressed publication of the journal.
(49) Bedford felt the urge to have a go but suppressed it.
(50) Walburga once suppressed the voracious appetite of a child by having her consume three ears of grain.
(51) If the source can not be located or suppressed[sentencedict.com], then at least its effect can be neutered.
(52) She smiled at her, and wondered why Jill appeared to be tingling with suppressed excitement.
(53) A bitter reply rose to Alexei's lips, but he suppressed the urge to utter it.
(54) The inherited traits can be suppressed because a puppy is born with a brain that is not fully developed.
(55) The atheist suppressed his sneeze, for fear of being blessed by the priest.
(56) No, you don't: for the simple reason that I suppressed it a few pages ago.
(57) He suppressed the urge to respond, to tease an answer to the question out of himself.
(58) Behind a veil of revolutionary rhetoric, the Council of People's Commissars suppressed the masses' striving for liberty.
(59) But from our many interviews with sportspeople we have learned that the mystical aspects of sport can also be deflated and suppressed.
(60) Once viral genes have become integrated into chromosomes their activity is usually altered or totally suppressed.
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