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censorious [senˈsɔ:rɪəs, Am -ˈsɔ:rɪ-] ADJ

censorious

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censorious comments

to be censorious about [or of] sth/sb

to be censorious about [or of] sth/sb

to be censorious about [or of] sth/sb

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It's become a microcosm of the bratty, censorious nature of contemporary debate. www.spiked-online.com

This flourishing commercial activity made for a culture relatively tolerant of the play of new ideas, sheltered from the censorious hand of ecclesiastical authority. en.wikipedia.org

I have received a few whistles in my day -- albeit many years ago -- but never one as shrill and censorious as this. www.mirror.co.uk

That is to say, to consider the validity of someone's opinion before recoiling in censorious horror or questioning one's opponent's motives. www.spiked-online.com

As usual, the author adopts a censorious tone that often seems implicitly right-wing. www.independent.co.uk

People are censorious but the pendulum will swing back, as it always does. www.dailymail.co.uk

We can see that in the increasingly censorious nature of third-level colleges, where the policy of "no-platforming" has resulted in a widespread suppression of dissent. www.independent.ie

It was of a partizan and censorious character, and drew nearly all the chief senators out. en.wikipedia.org

Indeed, the vast majority of historians have adopted a highly censorious attitude towards the multitude of policies and attitudes which were pursued towards the minorities by the state. en.wikipedia.org

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