sup·pres·sion [səˈpreʃən] СУЩ. no мн.
1. suppression (act of ending):
2. suppression of anger, individuality:
- suppression
- potlačitev ж.
3. suppression of evidence, information:
- suppression
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- suppression
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4. suppression МЕД.:
- suppression
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5. suppression ЭЛЕКТР.:
- suppression
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6. suppression ПСИХОЛ.:
- suppression
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By constructing the world, and particularly individuals, in terms of problems, there is an objectification of deficit and a suppression of positive possibilities.
en.wikipedia.org These tests were alleged to serve as a cover for political suppression, to terrorize scientists who engaged in research labeled as idealistic or bourgeois.
en.wikipedia.org In the three weeks after the book appeared in bookstores, no reviewer called for its suppression or suggested that it should not have been published.
en.wikipedia.org In case of cryorolling, the deformation in the strain hardened metals is preserved as a result of the suppression of the dynamic recovery.
en.wikipedia.org His reign had begun four months previously, and was marked by the brutal suppression of all opposition.
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