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censorship
/ ˈɛԲəˌʃɪ /
noun
- a policy or programme of censoring
- the act or system of censoring
- psychoanal the activity of the mind in regulating impulses, etc, from the unconscious so that they are modified before reaching the conscious mind
Other 51Թ Forms
- t·sǰ· adjective
- ·sǰ· noun
- ·sǰ· adjective
- -sǰ· noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of censorship1
Example Sentences
And I considered what happened to be a golden opportunity to finish what I wanted to say in the series — without censorship,” Hajjo said.
While the academies’ peer institutions have been criticized by Trump administration officials for giving lip service to the free flow of ideas and information, none have been subjected to such blatant censorship—not yet.
Digital age checks can lead to "security breaches, privacy intrusion, errors, digital exclusion and censorship," according to Silkie Carlo, director of Big Brother Watch.
"This is not about censorship - it's about protecting dignity, truth, and the emotional wellbeing of those directly affected by horrific crimes."
And efforts to go down that futile path only lead to ever more draconian censorship, such as telling queer teachers to hide their spouses, while allowing straight teachers freedom to talk about theirs.
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