What is what does a suppressed license mean?

A suppressed license generally refers to a license that has been intentionally prevented from being activated or used. This happens when the licensing authority specifically bars the licensee from engaging in certain activities or when the licensee fails to meet the licensing conditions. In the context of software, a suppressed license is one that has been blocked from access or use due to non-compliance with the terms and conditions of the licence agreement. In some cases, the software may still be installed on a user's computer, but it will not function fully until the licensing issue has been resolved.