1. able to be controlled, restrained, or suppressed

Examples

• His anger was barely repressible during the heated argument.
• The student’s laughter was hardly repressible when the teacher made the silly mistake.
• She found her excitement repressible only through deep breathing exercises.
• The urge to speak out was repressible, but it took considerable effort.
• His natural enthusiasm was repressible when the situation demanded seriousness.
• The crowd’s energy seemed repressible until the band took the stage.