suppressed

The vote is suppressed by confusion, chaos and the velvet glove, because of course it’s reasonable to want to know the truth before we move forward.

Plaintiff attorneys are not alleging the state should have suppressed the fire; instead, they say it failed to make sure the area was secure.

Meanwhile, gold boomed because it was at last allowed to float free in the financial markets after being suppressed for nearly 40 years by the U.S. government.

"My entire life, I had struggled with doubts about my masculinity and a suppressed desire to be seen as brave," he says.

Kennedy said his department is closely examining the potential link between autism and vaccines, and that research on it had been actively suppressed.