|an arrangement of five objects, as trees, in a square or
rectangle, one at each corner and one in the middle.| |a screen
or mat covered with a dark material for shielding a camera lens
from excess light or glare.| |1.||to keep (feelings, etc) under
control; suppress or restrain: to repress a desire| |2.||to put
into a state of subjugation: to repress a people|
|3.||psychoanal to banish (thoughts and impulses that conflict
with conventional standards of conduct) from one's conscious
mind| |[C14: from Latin reprimere to press back, from | repress
re·press (rĭ-prěs') v. re·pressed, re·press·ing, re·press·es To
hold back by an act of volition. To exclude something from the
conscious mind. Being subjected to or characterized by
repression.