to restrain or control one's emotions, impulses, or desires

describing an atmosphere or feeling that is stifling, gloomy, or depressing

depressed; despondent; gloomy

inhibition; inhibitory effect

used to introduce a speculative or rhetorical question, often suggesting an alternative explanation

clinical depression

a substance that slows down or prevents a particular chemical reaction or biological process

to stabilize or keep under control, typically used in reference to prices, inflation, or market fluctuations

to curb, inhibit, or restrain a feeling, action, or trend from developing or spreading

chalone (protein inhibiting cell proliferation)

to belittle, disparage, or demean someone or something

to rise and fall, especially of a body floating in water

to impede, check, or hold back the progress or development of something

to restrain or hold back, typically in relation to emotions, impulses, or external forces

to support the weak and restrain the strong

in a state of depression and resentment

the rise and fall of the voice in speaking or the modulation of rhythm in music and literature

feeling frustrated, stifled, or despondent

moreover; in addition (literary)

trochaic (metrical foot)

to laugh irrepressibly

to control oneself

to suffer injustice

manic depression; bipolar disorder

(electronics) common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR)