adj
Uncommon
censored
Censored (adj) means having had objectionable material removed or blocked. Example: “The magazine ran a censored version of the interview.”
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Having had objectionable material removed or blocked.
"Gory violence is usually censored."
"The magazine ran a censored version of the interview."
How to use censored
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes content that has had parts removed or blocked, usually for being offensive, sensitive, or politically inconvenient.
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What does “censored” mean?
The word “censored” means having had objectionable material removed or blocked. In plain terms, describes content that has had parts removed or blocked, usually for being offensive, sensitive, or politically inconvenient.
How do you use “censored” in a sentence?
Here is “censored” used in a sentence: “The magazine ran a censored version of the interview.”
What is the opposite of “censored”?
The opposite of “censored” — its antonyms — is uncensored.
What part of speech is “censored”?
“Censored” is an adjective.
Is “censored” a common word?
“Censored” is an uncommon word in modern English.
