No. 14,015 in Spanish

suprime

"Suprime" means "suppresses" or "eliminates."

In a sentence

Ella suprime sus emociones para evitar conflictos.
She suppresses her emotions to avoid conflicts.
The word 'suprime' is used here to mean 'suppresses' or 'restrains,' indicating the act of controlling or holding back emotions.
El gobierno suprime leyes obsoletas para modernizar la legislación.
The government abolishes outdated laws to modernize legislation.
In this sentence, 'suprime' refers to 'abolishes' or 'removes,' which conveys the idea of formally nullifying laws.
La compañía suprime gastos innecesarios para mejorar su rentabilidad.
The company eliminates unnecessary expenses to improve profitability.
Here, 'suprime' means 'eliminates' or 'cuts,' illustrating the act of reducing or stopping certain expenditures.

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