English to Latin Meaning of censure - censura

Censure :

censura

noun

ne exprobretur nobis, censura, correptioni meae, reprehensione, judicium, animadversio, simum, perdas illa die, peccati reus ero, calumniare, opprobrio, Quali talione, responsum, correptio, destructione fulcitur, sibilum, Ab increpatione, dein increpare, neglegunt, ex significatione distortione defendatur, correptionem devita

verb

damnant, qua ratione detester, separabo, vituperare?, deturpari, censura, iurgamini, ne exprobretur nobis, reprehenderunt, veritatem dilexisti;, exprobretis ei, peccati reus ero, monent, queri, animadverterent, accusatis, coarguit,, indignandum

Censure :: censureCensured :: reprehenditurCensures :: censurisCensuring :: reprehensione

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Definitions of censure in English

Noun(1) harsh criticism or disapproval(2) the state of being excommunicated
Verb(1) rebuke formally

Examples of censure in English

(1) two MPs were singled out for censure(2) I'm surprised that the council leader has had no word of censure for the embarrassment caused to his administration for this abuse of office.(3) If your father allows you to swear at your mother without censure , it's horrible and reprehensible, but a private matter.(4) The investigation ended with much tongue-wagging but no formal censure .(5) His sometimes droll remarks might annoy some readers, but to me they seem a very effective way of delivering not just censure but also ridicule.(6) There are lawyers who admitted to taking their clients money, and yet they receive no censure , nor have their licence lifted to practice law.(7) Both men, in previous guises, have drawn severe judicial censure , for their actions against the CFMEU.(8) Dr Lederman accepted his censure , reprimand and a Ôö¼├║2,777 fine, documents show.(9) Mr. Wilson disappoints and offers gossip, censure and critical summary.(10) China, which prides itself in its trade with the U.S., is the favorite target of disapproval and censure .(11) I would not want the U.S. Senate to write a resolution of censure against you as a Jewish man.(12) Louise McMullan, one of the officers singled out for censure , claimed that the protest had been a success and wanted to thank all those who took part.(13) Only Beckett seems to have escaped censure , because of his elegance and self-restraint.(14) angry delegates offered a resolution of censure against the offenders(15) He assailed any attempt to single out ├ö├ç├┐only one country in the world, Israel, for censure and abuse├ö├ç├û.(16) If the teacher refuses to do so, he will be open to public censure and criticism from his superiors, further warnings and potential expulsion.

Synonyms

Noun

1. condemnation ::

judicium

2. criticism ::

criticae

3. attack ::

impetus

4. abuse ::

abuse

5. reprimand ::

correptio

6. rebuke ::

Ab increpatione

8. reproof ::

correptioni meae

10. disapproval ::

reprobatione

11. reproach ::

ne exprobretur nobis

12. scolding ::

dein increpare

13. obloquy ::

obloquia

14. flak ::

flak

15. dressing-down ::

et concinnandas,

16. tongue-lashing ::

lingua auras erigit alternos,

Verb

19. criminate ::

criminate

20. reprimand ::

correptio

Antonyms

1. citation ::

locus

2. commendation ::

Igitur laudata

Different Forms

censure, censured, censures, censuring

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