Repressed hatred can lead to many physical and emotional ailments.

Repressed anger was starting to find its way out, though this was of course the wrong time and place for it to show.

Repressed violence shook him a moment with a spastic shudder.

Repressed sexuality does not appear to the patient to be sexuality at all.

"Repressed literary men, scientists, educators, public and cultural figures of Belarus, 1794-1991.

Repressed emotions, some of them torrential, are released in the safety of her therapeutic environment.

Repressed groups, ideologies and nationalities saw a chance to express their opinions and wishes.

Repressed humanist efforts should be made visible as well as delayed impulses of the enlightenment.

Repressed desires rise to the surface, especially when Ms. Mansfield skips through.

Repressed memories haunt all of us.

Repressed memories can influence behavior unconsciously, manifesting themselves in our discussions, dreams, and emotional reactions.

Repressed people have burst their bonds.

"Repressed memories," whispered Gillian, knowing it was true.

Repressed memories sell.

Repressed anger.

"Repressed destruction: vicious rebirth."

Repressed emotions tend to leap out at you when you least expect them-and usually at the worst possible moment!"

Repressed anger in children surfaces as teen-age depression or delinquency; adolescents whose fathers are neglectful often become underachievers.

The Myth of Repressed Memory.

"Repressed Orthodox clergymen and priests of Belarus, 1917-1967.

The person may not remember what actually happened while emotions experienced during the trauma may be reexperienced without the person understanding why (see Repressed memory).

Music of the Repressed Russian Avant-Garde, 1900-1929.

"Repressed Belarusian literary men.

Repressed anger erupts in the utterly catchy "Seether"; other songs are about lost innocence, depression and obsessive desire.

Matt Tuck (of Bullet for My Valentine) on "Repressed"

Well, he had repressed himself for the better part of a minute.

They already own death, and use it to repress life.

Nothing - not one single thing - had been repressed.

She has not repressed the details of what happened that night.

Feelings came back to him that he must have repressed.

The students were also repressed in the streets by the police.

They both wanted to repress something in the name of some other greater good.

An image came to me, a memory repressed for years.

What on earth could there be to repress about four years of college?

She could not repress a smile when the team came in.

Older people, for one reason or another, repress the period.

In no way were the robots on my world repressed.

She felt sure he was trying to repress a smile.

But then I've worked hard to repress the memory of the last one.

He would have done greater things, but care was taken to repress him immediately.

It has taken centuries of being repressed to get this far.

Other Americans want to be able to exercise what they believe is their right, without repressing the rights of anyone else.

Had I been repressing dreams about her all my life?

Under the Soviets, the activities of the church were repressed.

Sometimes, emotions repressed at work come out in other places.

The daughter said she had repressed all memory of the crime until last year.

He points out it was repressed by the government "along with other communist front groups."

Nothing could have been more dangerous than trying to repress this particular group of people.

Images he had long repressed were forced to the surface.

As for repressing her feelings, she was done with that.