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Definition of suppression
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Suppressible
(a.) That may be
suppressed.
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Cenanthy
::
Cenanthy
(n.) The
absence
or
suppression
of the
essential
organs
(stamens
and
pistil)
in a
flower.
Abatement
::
Abatement
(n.) The act of
abating,
or the state of being
abated;
a
lessening,
diminution,
or
reduction;
removal
or
putting
an end to; as, the
abatement
of a
nuisance
is the
suppression
thereof..
Suppressive
::
Suppression
(n.)
Omission;
as, the
suppression
of a
word..
Extinguishment
::
Extinguishment
(n.) The act of
extinguishing,
putting
out, or
quenching,
or the state of being
extinguished;
extinction;
suppression;
destruction;
nullification;
as, the
extinguishment
of fire or
flame,
of
discord,
enmity,
or
jealousy,
or of love or
affection..
Concealment
::
Concealment
(n.)
Suppression
of such facts and
circumstances
as in
justice
ought to be made
known.
Abeyance
::
Abeyance
(n.)
Suspension;
temporary
suppression.
Suppression
::
Suppression
(n.)
Complete
stoppage
of a
natural
secretion
or
excretion;
as,
suppression
of
urine;
-- used in
contradiction
to
retention,
which
signifies
that the
secretion
or
excretion
is
retained
without
expulsion..
Cancel
::
Cancel
(v. i.) The
suppression
or
striking
out of
matter
in type, or of a
printed
page or
pages..
Subreptitious
::
Subreption
(n.) The act of
obtaining
a favor by
surprise,
or by
unfair
representation
through
suppression
or
fraudulent
concealment
of
facts..
Suppression
::
Suppression
(n.) The act of
suppressing,
or the state of being
suppressed;
repression;
as, the
suppression
of a riot,
insurrection,
or
tumult;
the
suppression
of
truth,
of
reports,
of
evidence,
and the
like..
Antigalastic
::
Antigalastic
(a.)
Causing
a
diminution
or a
suppression
of the
secretion
of milk.
Ecthlipsis
::
Ecthlipsis
(n.) The
dropping
out or
suppression
from a word of a
consonant,
with or
without
a
vowel..
Extinction
::
Extinction
(n.) State of being
extinguished
or of
ceasing
to be;
destruction;
suppression;
as, the
extinction
of life, of a
family,
of a
quarrel,
of
claim..
Elison
::
Elison
(n.) The
cutting
off or
suppression
of a vowel or
syllable,
for the sake of meter or
euphony;
esp., in
poetry,
the
dropping
of a final vowel
standing
before
an
initial
vowel in the
following
word, when the two words are drawn
together..
Stupor
::
Stupor
(n.) Great
diminution
or
suspension
of
sensibility;
suppression
of sense or
feeling;
lethargy.
Distribution
::
Distribution
(n.) The steps or
operations
by which steam is
supplied
to and
withdrawn
from the
cylinder
at each
stroke
of the
piston;
viz.,
admission,
suppression
or
cutting
off,
release
or
exhaust,
and
compression
of
exhaust
steam prior to the next
admission..
Amenorrhoea
::
Amenorrhoea
(n.)
Retention
or
suppression
of the
menstrual
discharge.
Ischury
::
Ischury
(n.) A
retention
or
suppression
of
urine.
Smother
::
Smother
(v. t.) A state of
suppression.
Metemptosis
::
Metemptosis
(n.) The
suppression
of a day in the
calendar
to
prevent
the date of the new moon being set a day too late, or the
suppression
of the
bissextile
day once in 134
years.
The
opposite
to this is the
proemptosis,
or the
addition
of a day every 330
years,
and
another
every 2,400
years..
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