suppressed
adjective
stopped or kept from carrying on normal activity.
unsuppressed
-
a word derived from
suppressed.
Example Sentences
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Hudgens brandishes only one tool, an unsuppressed giggle, for most of Act 1; cuteness, alas, is pretty much all the first 75 minutes of the show ask of her.
From Washington Post ● Jan. 29, 2015
On Wednesday, Santa Barbara County district attorney Thomas Sneddon Jr. announced with unsuppressed glee that he had issued a warrant for Jackson's arrest, apostrophizing, "Get over here and get checked in."
From Time Magazine Archive
In sullen silence, or amid unsuppressed chiding, the boat arrived at the fishing village of Newburgh.
From The Fair Maid of Perth Or, St. Valentine's Day by Sir Walter Scott
"I was not seen, but I saw, and he was with - " She was pacing the room now in unsuppressed excitement.
From The Poisoned Pen by Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin) Reeve
That mother of great men who sing her praise, Who marvel o'er her miracles and ways, As free and unsuppressed As ocean's roll.
From Virginia, A Tragedy And Other Poems by Marion Forster Gilmore
