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Restrictive of action.
inhibitory
repressive
restrictive
1
She thought I was either
repressing
or not remembering the true events.
2
He feared the results of the emotion she was
repressing
so rigidly.
3
Both the socialists and their successors would eradicate exploitation by
repressing
it.
4
Is my anger due to the cruelty I am
repressing
in myself?
5
A curate, walking down
repressing
bulges and levelling up concavities, ordained order.
6
Dorothy,
repressing
her indignation, begged she would go with her to Polwarth.
7
He tiptoed away from Morgan's door,
repressing
his desire behind his beard.
8
He's
repressing
it, but sooner or later he'll have to face it.
9
Lips pressed into a white line, he was shaking, barely
repressing
disgust.
10
He's
repressing
a fight impulse; in a few minutes he'll start a quarrel.
11
China has been widely accused of
repressing
political and religious freedoms in Tibet.
12
She seemed to feel in herself all the anguish which he was
repressing
.
13
All civilized societies have a paramount interest in
repressing
the rude.
14
Charles answered her contritely,
repressing
the merry twinkle in his eye.
15
And so now he was
repressing
his profound disappointment with food.
16
After so many failures you have at length succeeded in
repressing
your loquacity.
repressing
repress
repress a smile
repress the tears
repress with difficulty
repress crime
repress critics