suppression in Greek
suppression in Greek is εξάλειψη — suppression means the act of forcefully putting an end to something.
suppression in Greek
εξάλειψη
Pronounced: exaleipsi
(military) The entirety of acts aimed at stopping or preventing the enemy to execute such unwanted activities like firing, regrouping, observation or others.
What does "suppression" mean?
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noun The act of forcefully putting an end to something.
"The suppression of the protests drew international criticism."
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noun The conscious act of pushing away unwanted thoughts or feelings.
"Years of emotional suppression eventually took a toll on him."
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suppression in a sentence
- The suppression of the protests drew international criticism.
- Fire suppression systems kicked in automatically.
- Years of emotional suppression eventually took a toll on him.
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What is "suppression" in Greek?
"suppression" in Greek is εξάλειψη. suppression means: The act of forcefully putting an end to something.
How do you pronounce εξάλειψη?
"suppression" in Greek is εξάλειψη, pronounced "exaleipsi".
How do you use "suppression" in a sentence?
Example: "The suppression of the protests drew international criticism." In Greek, "suppression" is εξάλειψη.
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