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The phrase "suppress the truth" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to mean the concealment of information or details, typically to protect oneself or someone else. For example: "The politician was accused of trying to suppress the truth about his involvement in a scandal."
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P16 Richard Littlejohn: Hypocrisy and judges who can't suppress the truth forever.
They conspired to hide and suppress the truth of misconduct on others behalf's.
I don't want to Suppress the Truth, I just want to give due weight".
"I think I have been a victim of a very rich man trying to suppress the truth.
The documentary asserted that rather than a politically expedient lie, the struggle revealed a vast conspiracy to suppress the truth.
To block freedom of speech is to trample on human rights, to strangle humanity and to suppress the truth.
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Such is the obsessive commitment to suppressing the truth about Ward's trial.
But simple embarrassment is not a justification for suppressing the truth.
So, altering scripts, financing films, suppressing the truth - it's worrying enough.
The Vatican is well known for lying and suppressing the truth.
Curbing false advertising is hard enough without creating a new standard that justifies suppressing the truth.
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