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Definition of censure
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of censure is as below...
Censure
(v. i.) To find fault with and
condemn
as
wrong;
to
blame;
to
express
disapprobation
of.
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Syndrome
::
Syndicate
(v. t.) To
judge;
to
censure.
Discommendation
::
Discommendation
(n.)
Blame;
censure;
reproach.
Retort
::
Retort
(v. t.) The
return
of, or reply to, an
argument,
charge,
censure,
incivility,
taunt,
or
witticism;
a quick and witty or
severe
response..
Illaudable
::
Illaudable
(a.) Not
laudable;
not
praise-worthy;
worthy
of
censure
or
disapprobation.
Reprehend
::
Reprehend
(v. t.) To
reprove
or
reprimand
with a view of
restraining,
checking,
or
preventing;
to make
charge
of fault
against;
to
disapprove
of; to
chide;
to
blame;
to
censure..
Overlook
::
Overlook
(v. t.) To look over and
beyond
(anything)
without
seeing
it; to miss or omit in
looking;
hence,
to
refrain
from
bestowing
notice
or
attention
upon; to
neglect;
to pass over
without
censure
or
punishment;
to
excuse..
Excommunication
::
Excommunication
(n.) The act of
communicating
or
ejecting;
esp., an
ecclesiastical
censure
whereby
the
person
against
whom it is
pronounced
is, for the time, cast out of the
communication
of the
church;
exclusion
from
fellowship
in
things
spiritual..
Blameful
::
Blameful
(a.)
Attributing
blame or
fault;
implying
or
conveying
censure;
faultfinding;
censorious.
Decry
::
Decry (v. t.) To cry down; to
censure
as
faulty,
mean, or
worthless;
to
clamor
against;
to blame
clamorously;
to
discredit;
to
disparage..
Complain
::
Complain
(v. i.) To give
utterance
to
expression
of
grief,
pain,
censure,
regret.
etc.; to
lament;
to
murmur;
to find
fault;
--
commonly
used with of. Also, to creak or
squeak,
as a
timber
or
wheel..
Disapproval
::
Disapproval
(n.)
Disapprobation;
dislike;
censure;
adverse
judgment.
Blame
::
Blame (v.) That which is
deserving
of
censure
or
disapprobation;
culpability;
fault;
crime;
sin.
Animadverter
::
Animadverter
(n.) One who
animadverts;
a
censurer;
also
[Obs.],
a
chastiser..
Backbite
::
Backbite
(v. i.) To wound by
clandestine
detraction;
to
censure
meanly
or
spitefully
(an
absent
person);
to
slander
or speak evil of (one
absent).
Touch
::
Touch (v.) A
stroke;
as, a touch of
raillery;
a
satiric
touch;
hence,
animadversion;
censure;
reproof..
Wite
::
Wite (v.) To
reproach;
to
blame;
to
censure;
also, to
impute
as
blame..
Blame
::
Blame (v. t.) To
censure;
to
express
disapprobation
of; to find fault with; to
reproach.
Unrebukable
::
Unrebukable
(a.) Not
deserving
rebuke
or
censure;
blameless.
Complaint
::
Complaint
(n.)
Expression
of
grief,
regret,
pain,
censure,
or
resentment;
lamentation;
murmuring;
accusation;
fault-finding..
Reproach
::
Reproach
(v.) A cause of blame or
censure;
shame;
disgrace.
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