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suppressed

[suh-prest] / səˈprɛst /














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That suppressed mortgage rates and government borrowing costs for a time while driving investors into higher-yielding assets.

From The Wall Street Journal

She said many pubs and hotels had received temporary Covid allowances to reflect suppressed trading, but their removal was a "necessary part of restoring fairness and consistency" across LPS rates valuations.

From BBC

By the end of the study period, SIV levels were suppressed to undetectable levels in both groups.

From Science Daily

The first major revolt against the Islamic leadership occurred in 1999, when students protesting the closure of a reformist newspaper were violently suppressed.

From The Wall Street Journal

The repression has "likely suppressed the protest movement for now", said the US-based Institute for the Study of War, which has monitored the protest activity.

From Barron's