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censuresnounpl. of censure an often public or formal expression of disapprovala rare censure of a senator by the full United States Senate for misconduct comminations, condemnations, denunciations, excoriations, objurgations, rebukes, reprimands, reproaches, reproofs, riot acts, strictures admonishments, admonitions, castigations, chastisements, damnations, punishments, remonstrancesbusinesses, devils, dressing-downs, lashes, lectures, lessons, raps, scoldings, talking-tos, tongue-lashingsbelittlements, criticisms, deprecations, depreciations, disparagements, pans citations, commendations, endorsements(also indorsements) acclamations, honors, tributesencomiums(also encomia), eulogies, panegyrics, plaudits, praisesapprovals, blessings, sanctions censuresverbpresent tense third-person singular of censureto express public or formal disapproval ofa vote to censure the President for conduct that was unbecoming to his office condemns, denounces, objurgates, rebukes, reprimands, reproaches, reproves admonishes, chastisescastigates, punishesbawls out, berates, chews out, cuts up, dresses down, flays, gibbets, jaws, keelhauls, lambastes(or lambasts), lectures, rags, rails (at or against), rates, scolds, scores, tells off, upbraidsbelittles, criticizes, deprecates, depreciates, disparages brings to account, calls to account cites, commends, endorses(also indorses) acclaims, applauds, hails, honorseulogizes, lauds, praisesapproves, blesses, sanctions to declare to be morally wrong or evilour society generally censures the taking of another person's life anathematizes, condemns, damns, decries, denounces, execrates, reprehends, reprobates attacks, blames, blasts, criticizes, dispraises, disses(slang), faults, knocks, pans, slamsbelittles, deprecates, disparagesdooms, sentencesconvictsblacklists, excommunicates, ostracizescastigates, chastises, rebukes, reprimands, reproachesadmonishes, chides, reprovesberates, lambastes(or lambasts), rakes, scolds, upbraids, vituperatescurses, imprecatesabhors, abominates, detests, hates, loathes, reviles blesses approves, endorses(also indorses), sanctionseulogizes, exalts, extols(also extolls), glorifies, lauds, praisesacclaims, applauds, commends, hails, salutes, toutsconsecrates, hallows, sanctifieshonors, reveres, venerates to express one's unfavorable opinion of the worth or quality ofcritics have striven to outdo each other in censuring that pop novelist's latest work blames, condemns, criticizes, denounces, dispraises, disses(slang), faults, knocks, pans, reprehends, slags(chiefly British) skewers, tweaksassails, attacks, blasts, clobbers, slams, slashesnicks (at), snipes (at)beefs, bellyaches, bitches, carps, cavils, complains, crabs, croaks, fusses, gripes, grouses, growls, grumbles, kicks, kvetches, moans, murmurs, mutters, niggles, quibbles, whinesadmonishes, chides, drubs, rebukes, reprimands, reproaches, reprovesberates, castigates, crucifies, excoriates, flays, gibbets, hammers, keelhauls, lambastes(or lambasts), lashes, pillories, scolds, upbraidsbad-mouths, belittles, decries, derides, discommends, disparages, puts down comes down hard (on), finds fault (with), takes to task extols(also extolls), lauds, praises approves, commends, endorses(also indorses), recommends, sanctions |