Examples of 'had been suppressed' in a sentence
Meaning of "had been suppressed"
Had been suppressed: Refers to the act of restraining or keeping something under control, often used in the context of emotions or information
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had been suppressed
My abilities had been suppressed for so long.
Guiga was blamed for the ruthless way in which the disturbances had been suppressed.
And those who had been suppressed for a long.
Throughout the authoritarian regime, the most basic rights and freedoms had been suppressed.
His immune system had been suppressed due to the steroids.
In practice, however, the sale of foreign publications had been suppressed in some cases.
The disease had been suppressed for short periods.
Yiddish-language newspapers had been suppressed.
The rage that had been suppressed for so long finally exploded.
The beginning and end had been suppressed.
My abilities had been suppressed for so long that when they came out.
Reformers driven to armed rebellion had been suppressed by the State.
A story that had been suppressed by the established Church for centuries.
By the end of February, the insurgency had been suppressed.
The information had been suppressed by Rhodesian officials.
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It also revealed an unknown segment of Mark 's Gospel which had been suppressed.
The traumatic experience had been suppressed for decades.
It had been suppressed with much cruelty ; against which.
Sadat encouraged the emergence of an Islamist movement, which had been suppressed by Nasser.
His diocese had been suppressed and merged into Lyon.
It was probably designed to revive this ancient festival, which had been suppressed by Theodosius.
After political opposition had been suppressed the Austrian Republic was transformed into the Austrofacist Ständestaat.
By 1852 this first crisis was over, with Britain accepting that the trade had been suppressed.
Even so, he had been suppressed to the point of sweating all over.
By the end of August, the countrywide revolt had been suppressed and Qasim was executed.
But it had been suppressed in a previous coincidence, and not changed, the company speaks.
From the very beginning, he had been suppressed by Chu Feng.
This book had been suppressed because it documented Spain 's harsh treatment of the Native peoples.
My happy-go-lucky nature had been suppressed to limits.
The King 's remained in Scotland until 1717, by which time the Jacobite uprising had been suppressed.
The traditional " Dolores strike " had been suppressed at the first attempts to begin organizing it.
When I wrote Tornado in a Junkyard in 1998, I discovered that much fossil evidence had been suppressed.
The Iranian nation had been suppressed for centuries, especially during the Pahlavi regime.
The nation 's democratization movements, which had been suppressed during Park 's tenure, were being revived.
A memory that had been suppressed for 25 years.
The independent trade union movement had been suppressed by the Shah since the coup of 1953.
Austrian National Socialism had been suppressed under the rule of Engelbert Dollfuss in 1934.
Foreign dance trends, such as ballroom, which had been suppressed during the Cultural Revolution, returned.
By 27 February, much of it had been suppressed by the German police.
In 2004, the Monday of Pentecost had been suppressed for a time, before being again a holiday.
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They can not be suppressed for ever
It was suppressed to avoid the suspicion of civilian casualties
Soft start because of suppressed starting shock
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Had she dreamed of the garden so often
Then we knew we had the wrong guy
We had so much fun up on the mountain today
