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suppress

verb/supɾiˈmiɾ/medium

su·pri·mir

Definitions

1To cause to cease; to put an end to, especially by force or authority.
The editor decided to suppress the controversial chapter.
The government tried to suppress the protest.
Common collocations
suppress rightssuppress informationsuppress a passage
2To restrain or inhibit (a feeling, impulse, or action).
He managed to suppress a yawn during the meeting.
She suppressed her anger to avoid making things worse.
Common collocations
suppress a smilesuppress emotion

Etymology

Do latim supprimĕre.

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