suppressed (Meaning)
suppressed (a)
kept from public knowledge by various means
suppressed (s)
manifesting or subjected to suppression
held in check with difficulty
Synonyms & Antonyms of suppressed
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- widespread
- current
- disclosed
- advertised
- professed
- promulgated
- disclosed
- published
- prevailing
- shared
- announced
- well-known
- promulgated
- current
- shared
- vulgar
- blazed
- professed
- rife
- general
- blazed
- advertised
- prevalent
- heralded
- published
- prevailing
- enunciated
- divulged
- general
- vulgar
- widespread
- prevalent
- heralded
- divulged
- enunciated
- rife
- announced
- popular
- popular
- well-known
Synonyms:
- undercover
- top secret
- underhanded
- nonpublic
- sneak
- intimate
- restricted
- hugger-mugger
- unmentioned
- inside
- collusive
- closet
- undisclosed
- silent
- unsaid
- private
- unadvertised
- covert
- furtive
- esoteric
- sneaky
- stealthy
- sneaking
- underground
- occult
- underhand
- conspiratorial
- unannounced
- untold
- confidential
- classified
Antonyms:
suppressed Sentence Examples
- The government suppressed dissent during the wartime.
- The police suppressed the riot with force.
- The company suppressed the unfavorable report.
- The doctor suppressed the patient's pain with medication.
- The therapist suppressed the traumatic memory.
- The emotional outburst was suppressed with willpower.
- The media suppressed the news story to protect a politician.
- The scientist's discovery was suppressed because it challenged the prevailing theory.
- The teacher suppressed the students' questions to maintain control.
- The suppressed emotions eventually burst forth in an uncontrolled manner.
FAQs About the word suppressed
kept from public knowledge by various means, manifesting or subjected to suppression, held in check with difficulty
stifled, hidden, silenced, concealed,repressed, surreptitious, clandestine, personal,closeted, offstage
reported, common, public, open, broadcast, proclaimed, aired, declared, declared,public
The government suppressed dissent during the wartime.
The police suppressed the riot with force.
The company suppressed the unfavorable report.
The doctor suppressed the patient's pain with medication.
