repression in Finnish
repression in Finnish is sorto, alustus, pidättäminen — repression means the use of force or authority to control or suppress people, especially their rights or freedoms.
repression in Finnish
What does "repression" mean?
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noun The use of force or authority to control or suppress people, especially their rights or freedoms.
"The regime was known for its brutal repression of political opponents."
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noun In psychology, the unconscious pushing away of painful or unwanted thoughts and feelings.
"The therapist believed his fear stemmed from childhood repression."
repression in a sentence
- The regime was known for its brutal repression of political opponents.
- The therapist believed his fear stemmed from childhood repression.
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "repression" in Finnish?
"repression" in Finnish is sorto, alustus, pidättäminen. repression means: The use of force or authority to control or suppress people, especially their rights or freedoms.
How do you use "repression" in a sentence?
Example: "The regime was known for its brutal repression of political opponents." In Finnish, "repression" is sorto, alustus, pidättäminen.
Are there other ways to say "repression" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 7 translations listed for "repression": sorto, alustus, pidättäminen, tukahduttaminen, tukahdutus, repressio.