completely suppress

Frequency: 6.57.0 per million words

To stop something, such as information or evidence, from being known entirely.

suppressADVERB + suppress

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completely

Examples (10)

  • The government tried to completely suppress the leaked documents.
  • She found it difficult to completely suppress her emotions during the difficult conversation.
  • The authorities attempted to completely suppress any news of the unrest.
  • He felt the need to completely suppress his natural curiosity about the forbidden topic.
  • The company's strategy was to completely suppress any negative reviews.
  • It's impossible to completely suppress a deep-seated instinct.
  • The editor was ordered to completely suppress the controversial article.
  • He struggled to completely suppress the urge to shout.
  • The regime worked to completely suppress all forms of dissent.
  • She managed to completely suppress her feelings of disappointment.