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Meanings of expurgate in English
Usage of expurgate in English
1
I'll have to expurgate it or you'd have a rush of blood to the head, you're so excitable.
2
Why must Northern publishers expurgate and emasculate the literature of the world before it is permitted to reach them?
3
In a few months' time those in authority in the French school found that it was not necessary to supervise and expurgate her.
4
More often, the versions I found were outdated, expurgated, or badly translated.
5
The plays of Shakespeare are expurgated only where necessary for school use.
6
With these expurgated it confirms the admirable methods inspired by its unmethodical suggestions.
7
I introduced myself and my companions, and gave him the quick expurgated version.
8
Besides that you're a vellum edition of the Feminist Movement with suffrage expurgated.
9
It was magnificently composed; the technique was dazzling; but the face had been-well, expurgated.
10
Expurgate that very thought from your mind this very second.
11
Libraries in the conquered countries should be enlarged, not expurgated.
12
Free passion, arranged and expurgated for the use of schools!
13
By the final edition the stories have been shortened, expurgated and overlaid with Christian morals.
14
Do not read a condensed edition of that great commentator; it is like reading expurgated Shakespeare.
15
The book was promptly recalled, worked over, toned down, and reissued "expurgated" in 1892.
16
She was supervised and expurgated, as it were.
Frequent collocations
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