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- REPRESS Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of REPRESS is to check by or as if by pressure : curb How to use repress in a sentence
- REPRESS | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
REPRESS definition: 1 to not allow something, especially feelings, to be expressed: 2 to control what people do… Learn more
- REPRESS Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
Repress definition: to keep under control, check, or suppress (desires, feelings, actions, tears, etc ) See examples of REPRESS used in a sentence
- REPRESS definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
If you repress a feeling, you make a deliberate effort not to show or have this feeling People who repress their emotions risk having nightmares American English : repress rɪˈprɛs
- How to Use Oppress, repress, suppress Correctly - GRAMMARIST
To oppress means to keep (someone) down by unjust force or authority To repress is (1) to hold back, or (2) to put down by force Suppress, which is broader and more common than the other two, means (1) to put an end to, (2) to inhibit, and (3) to keep from being revealed
- Repress - definition of repress by The Free Dictionary
1 to keep (feelings, etc) under control; suppress or restrain: to repress a desire 2 to put into a state of subjugation: to repress a people 3 (Psychoanalysis) psychoanal to banish (thoughts and impulses that conflict with conventional standards of conduct) from one's conscious mind to press again 1 to check or inhibit (actions or desires)
- repress verb - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . .
repress something to try not to have or show an emotion, a feeling, etc synonym control to repress a smile; He burst in, making no effort to repress his fury For years he had successfully repressed the painful memories of childhood
- What does REPRESS mean? - Definitions. net
To repress is to restrain, prevent, or inhibit the expression or development of something It could also mean subduing someone or something by force In psychology, it may refer to the process of pushing distressing thoughts or feelings into the unconscious mind Etymology: [Pref re- + press ] rē-pres′, v t to restrain, quell—also n — ns
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