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Meanings of censorious in English
Usage of censorious in English
1
America has only recently lost its prudery and censorious cast of mind.
2
Only in this place, where people are narrow and bigoted and censorious.
3
Jeremias Munter was this evening in a more censorious humour than common.
4
Her flight and absence were commendable in the world's most censorious eyes.
5
But one must not be too censorious in thinking of Mary Stuart.
6
Now and then he welcomed one that was ill-natured and cruelly censorious.
7
As it transpired, Mrs Kilfeather was not a lady of censorious disposition.
8
But let us not be censorious-letus look on the bright side.
9
It leads to censorious judgments, or to mere idle and curious speculations.
10
This, that it ought to keep us from premature and censorious judging.
11
No one, I tell you, not even the most strait-laced or censorious.
12
Thus the influence of a selfish, censorious, evil-minded woman will be extended.
13
One doesn't meet with too much kindness in this blamed censorious world.
14
Her very back looked censorious to Comfort, but finally she turned around.
15
Do you keep a censorious eye upon the literature he reads also?
16
Are you, then, a hard, stiff, severe, censorious, proud, angry, scornful man?
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