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repress
verb
1
a to keep (an impulse, a desire to do something, etc) under control;
b to restrain (an impulse, desire, etc).
2 to put down, especially using force repress the insurrection .
3 psychol to exclude (unacceptable thoughts, feelings, etc) from one's conscious mind.
[14c: from Latin reprimere , repressum to press back]
represser or repressor noun .
repressible adjective .
repressibly adverb .
repression noun
1 the action or process of repressing.
2 psychol the defence mechanism whereby an unpleasant or unacceptable thought, memory or wish is excluded from the conscious mind.
repressive adjective .
repressively adverb .
repressiveness noun .
verb
1
a to keep (an impulse, a desire to do something, etc) under control;
b to restrain (an impulse, desire, etc).
2 to put down, especially using force repress the insurrection .
3 psychol to exclude (unacceptable thoughts, feelings, etc) from one's conscious mind.
[14c: from Latin reprimere , repressum to press back]
represser or repressor noun .
repressible adjective .
repressibly adverb .
repression noun
1 the action or process of repressing.
2 psychol the defence mechanism whereby an unpleasant or unacceptable thought, memory or wish is excluded from the conscious mind.
repressive adjective .
repressively adverb .
repressiveness noun .
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