deliberately suppress

Frequency: 6.98.5 per million words

To intentionally stop information or evidence from being known.

suppressADVERB + suppress

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deliberately

Examples (10)

  • The government was accused of trying to deliberately suppress the truth.
  • Journalists have a duty not to deliberately suppress information.
  • It is illegal to deliberately suppress evidence in a court of law.
  • The company was found to have deliberately suppressed negative customer feedback.
  • He was criticized for deliberately suppressing details about the project's failures.
  • Some historians argue that certain historical facts were deliberately suppressed by the regime.
  • The whistleblower claimed that his superiors deliberately suppressed his findings.
  • It's crucial that we don't deliberately suppress dissenting opinions.
  • The report suggested that the company had deliberately suppressed safety concerns.
  • Anyone who deliberately suppresses a crime can face legal consequences.