had oppressed

Past perfectconjugation ofoppress.There are other translations for this conjugation.

oppress

It wiped away all the negative energies of space that had oppressed human life and dynamically created a new world to express the breath of the arrival of spring in human history.	Borró todas las energías negativas del espacio que oprimieran la vida humana y dinámicamente creó un mundo nuevo para expresar el aliento de la llegada de primavera en la historia humana.
As we were living in a society that had oppressed the truth, people were unable to express their sincere wishes.	Mientras vivíamos en una sociedad que había oprimido la verdad, la gente era incapaz de expresar sus deseos sinceros.
The princes were exactly those who had oppressed the lower part of the population (Hab. 1:2-4).	Estos príncipes eran exactamente los mismos que antes habían oprimido a la clase baja de su propio pueblo (Habacuc 1: 2-4).
I started suffering from it at the age of ten when I had oppressed my deepest wish to change the entire world.	Comencé a sufrir de ella a la edad de diez años cuando había oprimido mi deseo más profundo de cambiar el mundo entero.
You are taking back control of your lives as those who had oppressed you, flounder, and look for ways to hold on to control.	Ustedes están tomando de nuevo el control de sus vidas mientras que los que los han oprimido buscan la manera de aferrarse al control.
The oppressed wrought out the lesson they had learned under tyranny and became the oppressors of those who had oppressed them.	Los oprimidos, poniendo en práctica las lecciones que habían aprendido bajo el yugo de los tiranos, se convirtieron en opresores de los mismos que antes les habían oprimido.
The war of 1870-1871 was a historically progressive war on the part of Germany until Napoleon III was defeated; for the latter, together with the tsar, had oppressed Germany for many years, keeping her in a state of feudal disintegration.	La guerra de 1870-1871 fue, por parte de Alemania, una guerra históricamente progresista hasta la derrota de Napoleón III, pues él, de acuerdo con el zar, había oprimido a Alemania durante largos años, manteniendo en ella el fraccionamiento feudal.