suppress

/səˈprɛs/

verb

bastırmak, engellemek

To forcibly put an end to or prevent something from being revealed, expressed, or developed.

  • The government tried to suppress the protests.
  • She struggled to suppress a laugh during the meeting.
  • The medication helps suppress the immune system.
  • Certain antibiotics can suppress beneficial gut bacteria, leading researchers to recommend probiotic supplementation during treatment courses.
  • Authoritarian regimes often suppress academic freedom by restricting access to international journals and monitoring university curricula closely.
  • Fire management strategies in many ecosystems have shifted from efforts to suppress all wildfires to controlled burning practices.