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Meanings of
censure
in English
Portuguese
excomunhão
Catalan
excomunió
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The state of being excommunicated.
exclusion
excommunication
Portuguese
excomunhão
Portuguese
repreender
Catalan
reprendre
Spanish
amonestar
Back to the meaning
Rebuke formally.
reprimand
criminate
Portuguese
repreender
Synonyms
Examples for "
exclusion
"
exclusion
excommunication
Examples for "
exclusion
"
1
Objective: Identify risk factors for delay in the diagnosis and trial
exclusion
.
2
The EU executive said it remained unclear how an
exclusion
would work.
3
He said social-economic issues and fighting poverty and social
exclusion
were crucial.
4
This Government has one last chance to tackle poverty and social
exclusion
.
5
Excessive greenhouse gas emissions became a criterion for
exclusion
four years ago.
1
I ask for his immediate
excommunication
for the space of a year.
2
Mr Porter said he had never received formal notice of his
excommunication
.
3
Aldikacti had received a sentence of
excommunication
and execution for simple incompetence.
4
For
excommunication
deprives a man chiefly of a share in the sacraments.
5
No sooner was the
excommunication
known, than the effects of it appeared.
Portuguese
reprovação
Spanish
desaprobación
Back to the meaning
Harsh criticism or disapproval.
animadversion
Portuguese
reprovação
Usage of
censure
in English
1
Dedicated, honorable, committed to truth without religious suspicion,
censure
,
or judgment, yes.
2
The committee has the power to suspend,
censure
and fine Dr Reay.
3
It was an opportunity, at last, to speak without
censure
or spies.
4
However, there is no definition of the punitive dimensions of such
censure
.
5
The really popular actor gains a height above the reach of
censure
.
6
He heard the
censure
in her voice and knew what she meant.
7
The regulators have the ability to fine or publicly
censure
the bank.
8
These came in just about the time the letter of
censure
did.
9
The
censure
of the undistinguishing and undistinguished multitude gives me little uneasiness.
10
Transamerica agreed to a
censure
without admitting or denying the SEC's findings.
11
In the year 1727, they passed a public
censure
upon this trade.
12
There wasn't a smidgen of judgment or
censure
in them, just concern.
13
She threw back her shoulders in indignation at his tone of
censure
.
14
Nor do I know in what manner I shall escape their
censure
.
15
She proceeded as if she felt a tacit
censure
in his question.
16
I saw the Emperor during the
censure
hearing in the Landsraad Hall.
Other examples for "censure"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
censure
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
severe censure
public censure
escape censure
much censure
international censure
More collocations
Translations for
censure
Portuguese
excomunhão
repreender
criticar
censurar
reprovação
Catalan
excomunió
reprendre
censurar
Spanish
amonestar
incriminar
censurar
desaprobación
animadversión
condena
censura
rechazo
Censure
through the time
Censure
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common