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Translate suppression from English to French

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suppression:
- oppression; tyrannie; interdiction; prohibition; défense
Wiktionary:
- suppression → suppression

English

Detailed Translations for suppression from English to French

suppression:

suppression [the ~] nom

the suppression (oppression; repression)
l'oppression; la tyrannie
- oppression [la ~] nom
- tyrannie [la ~] nom
the suppression (prohibition; interdiction; ban)
l'interdiction; la prohibition; la défense
- interdiction [la ~] nom
- prohibition [la ~] nom
- défense [la ~] nom

Translation Matrix for suppression:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
défense	ban; interdiction; prohibition; suppression	argument; counter-plea; cover; defence; defending; defense; objection; patronage; plea; plea bargain; protection; resistance; shelter; tusk
interdiction	ban; interdiction; prohibition; suppression	barring; denial; preventing; putting off; stopping
oppression	oppression; repression; suppression	heaviness; oppression; sinking feeling
prohibition	ban; interdiction; prohibition; suppression	ban on liquor; prohibition
tyrannie	oppression; repression; suppression	despotism; oppression; perverted exercise of power; tyranny
-	crushing; curtailment; inhibition; quelling; stifling

Synonyms for "suppression":

growth; growing; maturation; development; ontogeny; ontogenesis
curtailment; restraint
crushing; quelling; stifling; prevention; bar
inhibition; abstinence

Related Definitions for "suppression":

(psychology) the conscious exclusion of unacceptable thoughts or desires¹
forceful prevention; putting down by power or authority¹
- the suppression of heresy¹
the act of withholding or withdrawing some book or writing from publication or circulation¹
- a suppression of the newspaper¹
the failure to develop some part or organ¹

Wiktionary Translations for suppression:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• suppression	→ suppression	↔ suppressie — onderdrukking, afschaffing

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