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English

Etymology
Originated 1350�1400 from Middle English censure, from Latin censura|cénsūra (censor's office or assessment), equivalent to census|cénsus (censor) + -ure.

Noun
en-noun

1. the act of blame|blaming, criticize|criticizing, or condemn|condemning as wrong; reprehension
2. an official reprimand
3. the state of excommunication

Translations
trans-top|the act of blaming
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trans-top|an official reprimand
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trans-top|the state of excommunication
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Verb
en-verb|censur|ing

1. to criticize harshly
2. to formally rebuke

Translations
trans-top|to criticize harshly
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trans-top|to formally rebuke
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ttbc|French: décrier, censurer
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References
R:American Heritage 2000|censure
R:Dictionary.com|censure
R:WordNet 2003|censure

French

Pronunciation
w:IPA|IPA: /s��.sy�/
w:SAMPA|SAMPA: /sA~.syR/

Noun
censure f

1. censorship.

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• 2007-12-20 17:51 - Panda10 - /* English */ added trans-top gloss

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