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Meanings of censoring in English

Portuguese
censura
Catalan
censura
Spanish
censura
Wikidata

Counterintelligence achieved by banning or deleting any information of value to the enemy.

censura
Usage of censoring in English
1
Across the globe governments are monitoring and censoring access to the web.
The Guardian
2
Content filters show high margins of error and are prone to over-censoring.
Wired
3
The censoring text I just cast around your mind misspelled and deconstructed.
Spellwright
4
Pleased with my self-censoring restraint, I walk Eva to the Swag Shack.
Snapped
5
Gap and Old Navy are censoring the word Christmas, pure and simple.
The Guardian
6
Fellwroth's luminescent Numinous passageshad intertwined about the druid's head, censoring him completely.
Spellwright
7
Google announced yesterday that it had stopped censoring search results in China today.
Reuters
8
But censoring her ingredients is as far as food restrictions go.
Cook yourself thin: skinny meals you can make in minutes
9
The results were similar in inverse probability of treatment and censoring weight models.
Pubmed
10
Should employers restrict workers' access to Web sites with censoring software?
Wired
11
We provide SAS code to aid with implementation of inverse probability-of-censoring weighted techniques.
Pubmed
12
I fought to unravel a political correctness that was censoring desire.
The Guardian
13
Opposition groups accuse Bashir of jailing dissidents and censoring the media.
Reuters
14
Catch-22 required that each censored letter bear the censoring officer's name.
Catch-22
15
We develop a rigorous foundation for handling multiple diseases with censoring.
Pubmed
16
The censoring text enveloped Kyran and knocked him onto his back.
Spellwright
About this term
Translations for censoring
Portuguese
censura
Catalan
censura
Censoring through the time
Censoring across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common