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repressive

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Adjective — Using harsh control or force to restrict freedom; oppressive.

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repressive regime repressive laws repressive government

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What does “repressive” mean?

The word “repressive” means using harsh control or force to restrict freedom; oppressive. In plain terms, harshly controlling, restricting people's freedom.

How do you use “repressive” in a sentence?

Here is “repressive” used in a sentence: “Journalists fled the country's repressive media laws.”

What part of speech is “repressive”?

“Repressive” is an adjective.

Is “repressive” a common word?

“Repressive” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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