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Censor
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censored
suppressed or subjected to censorship as the censored press in some countries Opposite of uncensored
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Catonian
Of pertaining to or resembling the stern old Roman Cato the Censor severe inflexible
Censorial
Belonging to a censor or to the correction of public morals
Censorship
The office or power of a censor as to stand for a censorship
Hypercritic
One who is critical beyond measure or reason a carping critic a captious censor
Chamberiain
performed at a Coronation, and who can appoint a deputy subject to the approval of the king (see CENSOR). (2) The Lord Chamberlain of the Household, an officer appointed by the sovereign, on the nomination of the
censorship
censorship : the institution, system, or practice of censoring compare freedom of speech, prior restraint
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