bottling (up) (Meaning)

bottling (up)

to keep (a feeling or emotion) inside instead of expressing it

The factory was bottling up the newly-brewed beer for distribution to retailers.
Emma was bottling up her anger, determined not to let it erupt in an argument.
The bottling plant malfunctioned, causing a massive spill of carbonated drinks.
Jared was bottling up his excitement about his upcoming trip, wanting to keep it a surprise.
The students were bottling up their laughter, trying not to disrupt the class.
The company was bottling up its secret recipe to prevent competitors from replicating it.
Mary was bottling up her tears, not wanting to show her vulnerability.
The bottling process was automated, with machines efficiently filling and sealing bottles.
The bottling factory hired extra staff to meet the increased demand for their popular soda.
The government was bottling up information about the economic crisis, fearing public panic.

to keep (a feeling or emotion) inside instead of expressing it

choking (back), holding back, pulling in, swallowing, mincing,reining (in), muffling, repressing, checking, stifling

losing,taking out, liberating, expressing, loosening, airing,venting, unleashing, loosing

The factory was bottling up the newly-brewed beer for distribution to retailers.

Emma was bottling up her anger, determined not to let it erupt in an argument.

The bottling plant malfunctioned, causing a massive spill of carbonated drinks.

Jared was bottling up his excitement about his upcoming trip, wanting to keep it a surprise.