oppressional

English

Etymology

oppression +‎ -al

Adjective

oppressional (comparative more oppressional, superlative most oppressional)

1. Exhibiting or relating to oppression.
   • 1841, Miss Blackwell, Ellen Braye; Or, The Fortune-teller, volume 1, page 158:

     He must act — not speculate! — and, surrounded as we are on all sides by oppressional circumstances, all of which appear to be attempting to overwhelm us, we must be armed at all points for the encounter.