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1. (n.) censorship
the act or practice of censoring.
2. censorship
the office, power, or term of a censor.
Etymology: (1585–95)
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| Definition of 'censorship' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) censoring, censorship, security review
counterintelligence achieved by banning or deleting any information of value to the enemy
2. (noun) censoring, censorship
deleting parts of publications or correspondence or theatrical performances
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| Definition of 'censorship' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) censorship
the office or power of a censor; as, to stand for a censorship
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Sense: the policy of censoring
Some people disapprove of censorship.
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Afrikaans: sensuur |
Arabic: رَقابَه، مُراقَبَةُ المَط |
Bulgarian: цензура |
Brazilian: censura |
Czech: cenzura, cenzorství |
German: die Zensur |
Danish: censur |
Greek: λογοκρισία |
Spanish: censura |
Estonian: tsensuur |
Farsi: سانسور؛ تفتیش |
Finnish: sensuuri |
French: censure |
Hebrew: צֶנזוּרָה |
Hindi: सेन्सरशिप |
Croatian: služba cenzora |
Hungarian: cenzúra |
Indonesian: sensor |
Icelandic: ritskoðun |
Italian: censura |
Japanese: 検閲 |
Korean: 검열제도 |
Lithuanian: cenzūra |
Latvian: cenzūra |
Malay: penapisan |
Dutch: censuur |
Norwegian: sensur |
Polish: cenzura |
Persian: سانسور؛ تفتیش |
Pashto: سانسور،هیت |
Portuguese: censura |
Romanian: cenzură |
Russian: цензура |
Slovak: cenzúra |
Slovenian: cenzura |
Serbian: cenzura |
Swedish: censur |
Thai: การตรวจสอบสื่อต่างๆ เพื่อ |
Turkish: sansür |
Taiwanese: 審查(制度) |
Ukrainian: цензура |
Urdu: محتسبانہ |
Vietnamese: sự kiểm duyệt |
Chinese: 审查(制度) |
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