repress|repressed|represses|repressing in English

verb

[re·press || rɪ'pres]

suppress, restrain, control; subdue, quell, quash

Use "repress|repressed|represses|repressing" in a sentence

1. Bloodily adv [suppress, kill] d'une manière sanglante [crush, defeat, repress] dans le sang → Rebellions in the area were Bloodily repressed by pro-government forces.

2. And the influence on aging is low-repressing and high-promoting in liquid culture. While in solid culture the Armillaria mellea liquid fermentation will repress the growth of rhizomorph.

3. The dictator represses all opposition as illegal.

4. The objective was to avoid repressing their development.

5. 12 Croft was repressing a violent rage.

6. Too much bureaucracy represses creativity and initiative.

7. I repressed a smile.

8. He could hardly repress his tears.

9. Benighted - Obscene Repressed - …

10. I couldn't repress a sigh of admiration.

11. Not all that is unconscious is repressed, although all that is repressed is unconscious.

12. They repress in heart's enthusiasm.

13. I could not repress my laughter.

14. Oh, some more repressed memories.

15. Our goal should be more than merely repressing our strong feelings.

16. Gene a codes for an enzyme that represses stamen development in female flowers.

17. His childhood was repressed and solitary.

18. Avoidants repress many, if not most, of their feelings

19. But in some cultures people repress this valuable outlet.

20. The repressed archaic heritage is unconscious.

21. He repressed a shudder of disgust.

22. All protest is brutally repressed by the regime.

23. She repressed her desire to mention his name.

24. The submerged or repressed gene is called “recessive.”

25. " The Repressed Urge in the Middle-Aged Male.