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suppress Significado & definición

0 to end something by force -- sofocar
- The Hungarian uprising in 1956 was suppressed by the Soviet Union.
1 to prevent something from being seen or expressed or from operating -- suprimir, reprimir
- She couldn’t suppress her anger/annoyance/delight.
- His feelings of resentment have been suppressed for years.
- The British government tried to suppress the book because of the information it contained about the security services.
- The virus suppresses the body’s immune system.
2 to defeat or put a stop to (eg a rebellion) -- reprimir
- The uprising was suppressed in a harsh crackdown.
3 to keep back or stifle -- contener; sofocar, ahogar
- She suppressed a laugh.
4 to prevent from being published, known etc -- censurar; prohibir
- The authorities are always trying to suppress information.

All they do is suppress the rights of ordinary law-abiding citizens, without them having any right to legal redress.
In an effort to suppress all non-sustainable trends, it also aims to maximum possible synergisms between these three dimensions.
History has showed repeatedly that efforts to suppress languages breed contempt.
In all of these countries, force has been used to suppress demonstrations being made by people who are demanding democratic change.
It is something that nobody owns and nobody can suppress, neither us nor anybody else.
Let it be noted that it is used primarily, and indeed exclusively, to control the flow of migration and to suppress illegal immigration.
The drug problem cannot be suppressed with crops.
Diversity is suppressed, rather than embraced.