- repressed
- repressed;un·repressed;
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Repressed — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda «Repressed» Sencillo de Apocalyptica del álbum Amplified Publicación 19 de mayo del 2006 Formato CD Single … Wikipedia Español
repressed — index arrested (checked) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
repressed — ► ADJECTIVE 1) oppressed. 2) (of a thought or feeling) kept suppressed and unconscious in one s mind. 3) tending to suppress one s feelings and desires … English terms dictionary
repressed — [ri prest′] adj. affected by, showing, or resulting from repression … English World dictionary
Repressed — Infobox Single Name = Repressed Artist = Apocalyptica featuring Soulfly Bullet for my Valentine from Album = Amplified Released = May 19, 2006 Format = CD Recorded = Genre = Cello metal Groove metal Length = Label = Universal Producer = Chart… … Wikipedia
repressed — adj. VERBS ▪ be ▪ become ADVERB ▪ extremely, fairly, very, etc. ▪ severely … Collocations dictionary
repressed — re|pressed [rıˈprest] adj 1.) having feelings or desires that you do not allow yourself to express or think about, especially sexual feelings = ↑frustrated ▪ a repressed middle aged woman 2.) repressed feelings or desires are ones which you do… … Dictionary of contemporary English
repressed — re|pressed [ rı prest ] adjective someone who is repressed has strong feelings that they do not show or that they refuse to admit that they have: He had been raised in a very repressed Victorian family. a. used about people s emotions: repressed… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
repressed — adjective 1) a repressed country Syn: oppressed, subjugated, subdued, tyrannized Ant: democratic, free 2) repressed feelings Syn: restrained, suppressed, held b … Thesaurus of popular words
repressed — UK [rɪˈprest] / US adjective a) someone who is repressed has strong feelings that they do not show or that they refuse to admit that they have He had been raised in a very repressed Victorian family. b) used about people s emotions repressed… … English dictionary
