suppressed

In the late 1700s, all members of the suppressed Jesuit Order flocked to Rome from other European countries where they were not tolerated.

I heard a suppressed giggle from under the bed.

There is a reasonable probability that the suppressed evidence would have produced a different verdict.

Their study examines how viral therapy combined with a suppressed immune response could be more effective against solid tumors.

Six casino workers were killed in a brutally suppressed strike.

Generations later, descendants of the colonists have generally accepted the formerly suppressed practice of tattooing.

The promise of reversing sickle cell disease symptoms by reactivating a suppressed gene has attracted considerable interest.