being oppressed in English

under harsh government; being overburdened

Use "being oppressed" in a sentence

1. What he did oppressed me.

2. Laden; oppressed (Burdened psychologically or mentally)

3. To let the oppressed go free,+

4. She is often oppressed by him.

5. Strange dreams and nightmares oppressed him.

6. Many troubles oppressed my father.

7. I feel oppressed by the heat.

8. The oppressed rescued by brave knights

9. The oppressed long for deliverance and liberation.

10. The gloom in the chapel oppressed her.

11. oppressed him and made him ill.

12. Women are often oppressed by men.

13. The people are oppressed by the military goverment.

14. The oppressed people finally rose up against their rulers.

15. Jesus fully understood the plight of the oppressed.

16. We should right the poor and the oppressed.

17. The gloomy atmosphere in the office oppressed her.

18. She was oppressed by her many woes.

19. These people were sorely oppressed by their mission masters.

20. O oppressed one, the virgin daughter of Siʹdon.

21. A prayer of an oppressed one in despair

22. Many feel oppressed and live in dread of being expelled from the community —a terrible prospect for one who has never experienced life outside.

23. 11 Moses courageously took his stand with God’s oppressed people.

24. 7 He was oppressed+ and he let himself be afflicted,+

25. French colonialists vehemently oppressed, seeking to destroy the revolutionary government.