repressed in the PONS Dictionary

repressed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

repress [or contain] one's anger
удържам гнева си

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He is repressed, controlling, and quiet; she is loud, emotional, and romantic.
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Why can't this last foreverthese things repressed inside?
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During the socialist years of the twentieth century it was heavily repressed and has since made a comeback.
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A vicious cycle began: repressed inflation encouraged the informal economy, thus reducing tax revenues and leading to higher deficits and even higher inflation.
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Charlie soon learns that he too is not exempt from the repressed trauma he once experienced as a boy.
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It was assumed that guilds declined due to repressed innovations but in all truth guilds declined mainly due to political issues.
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Testimony based on repressed memories is not considered reliable enough to form the basis for internal action.
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The friends go through twisted halls, and old, repressed memories resurface.
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At the beginning he's shy, repressed, in denial about his sexuality, submissive towards his father and willing to lie and use others.
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Repressed groups, ideologies and nationalities saw a chance to express their opinions and wishes.
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