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What does censure mean?

censure

— noun harsh criticism or disapproval — verb (= reprimand) rebuke formally — noun (= excommunication) the state of being excommunicated

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blame reproach criticize reprimand abuse condemn rebuke scold reprove condemnation revile criticism denounce reproof find fault admonish chide animadversion upbraid tell off stricture reviling berate fault express disapproval disapproval denunciation comment accuse traduce slander review reprehend protest knock find fault with disapprove disapprobation defamation decry criticise criminate attack animadvert accusation abuse verbally vilify verbal abuse taunting taunt

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Criticize

Conjugation censure conjugation

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censure · verb

Examples censure examples

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I will censure them severely.
Now this overdone, though it make the unskillful laugh, cannot but make the judicious grieve - the censure of which one must in your allowance outweigh a whole theatre of others.
But not brave enough to face the censure. that would result from such a marriage.
What matters is that you use such men to censure me for saving my men's lives by sifting through your rubbish heap.
We could introduce a resolution to censure and expel you.
I want you to know before you see him. that he missed a vote of censure. in the House of Commons yesterday by only a few votes.
I needed help, not censure.
No, it's all right, sir, we don't morally censure, we just want the money.
We don't morally censure.
I'll call on the Press Council to censure the press for its lack of professionalism in running this story.
Good guard, until their greater pleasures first be known that are to censure them.
So oft it chances in particular men. that for some vicious mole of nature in them. their virtues else, be they as pure as grace. shall in the general censure take corruption. from that particular fault.
Would the Prime Minister agree with me that it's a matter for congratulation, not censure, if three IRA murderers are stopped, instead of being allowed to carry out their outrages?
I'll be glad to censure him when he gets here.
Whether I was denounced by Kirihara or that officer, Noge, it does not matter. what matters. is that you use such mento. censure me for protecting my men, by sifting though your garbage heap.
We could introduce a resolution to censure and expel you. But we don't want Brig Anderson's tired old sin made public.
You censure everything you yourself are incapable of because of old age.
Censure?
Face government censure, a slew of lawsuits. or you could do what I'm gonna do.
Censure, transfer, suspension, probation.
To you, lord governor remains the censure of this hellish villain.
Which is enough censure in itself. - Really, Willoughby.
Take each man's censure, but reserve thy judgment.
Hush! A creation should not censure its maker.
I may not breathe my censure what he might be.
If that deserves censure, I will meekly accept it.
Which is enough censure in itself.
I deserve neither such praise nor such censure.
If you act civilized, humble, remorseful you'll get a light censure.
The unjust censure of the king. cannot withstand the rage of the population. and when that rage is at its peak. we may then bargain with the king.
IT'S ABOUT FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AS A PERSON AND AN ARTIST, WITHOUT FEAR OF CENSURE OR REPRISAL.
They wanna wring their hands and censure us after but they expect us to take care of things like this.
They have to know we've been in contact with Ed and Al, because of the matter with the secretary, and yet, they're sending us off to the front, without the least bit of censure.
Do you deny that you separated a young couple who loved each other, exposing your friend to censure for caprice and my sister to derision for disappointed hopes, involving them both in acute misery?
Senate's gonna vote to censure McCarthy tomorrow.

News and current affairs

It was possible to establish authority through collectivist myths, to assert your separate road against global trends, to molest neighbors in the teeth of international censure.
With a thin majority in the lower house and a narrow plurality in the upper house (which has adopted a censure resolution against Noda), the DPJ on its own is unable to pass fiscal and other legislation essential to running a government.
The threat of censure marks a vital turning point in the relationship between the Parliament and the Member States in the Council of Ministers.
Ostensibly, the purpose of the Parliament's censure motion was to sanction the Commission for what was alleged to be the maladministration of the European Union's 1996 budget; and there were (and remain) accusations in the air of fraud and corruption.
The paradox of the situation, however, is that, in political terms, the very holding of a vote of censure will be more important than whether it was successful or not.
In order to succeed, the Commission's critics in Parliament needed to muster a very large majority in order to carry a vote of censure: two thirds of the votes cast, and over half of all the members of the Parliament.
One of the central dilemmas of the European Union's institutional structure is that a comprehensive vote of censure is the only instrument allowed under the Treaty by which the European Parliament can sanction the Commission.
If a vote of censure is carried, however, with the necessary majority, all 20 Commissioners would be required to resign.
For had a censure vote been carried, the entire Commission would have been forced to resign, and the Union would likely have been paralysed for months, which is manifestly over the top.
Russian and Chinese reticence about pressuring governments that deserve censure and sanction stems partly from such concerns; the absence of consensus on Syria is just one result.
Indeed, a week before Rato's resignation announcement, the Fund asserted that it had the right to censure countries whose intervention policies threaten to undermine global economic stability.
And when the Constitutional Council does censure a law, it leaves Parliament the time it needs to review the decision and bring the law into compliance with the Constitution.
Only under the most biting international criticism and censure did China grudgingly admit that there were 340 cases in Beijing, with over 400 more suspected cases.
That is just one reason Indonesia's campaign of killing demands much more of the world's attention, and censure, than it has so far received.
And no outside mediation is feasible without a minimum of censure or criticism of Maduro's extremism, even if the opposition takes its lumps, too, for some of its factions' radical, occasionally subversive stances.
But we who praise must also be prepared to censure where it is clearly deserved.

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