Censured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CENSURED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CENSURE, to condemn as wrong
• express severe disapproval of (someone or something), especially in a formal statement
NOUN:
• the formal expression of severe disapproval
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to criticize severely

Words related to CENSURED

censure9 censures10 censuring12

Words that contain CENSURED

uncensured13

How to use CENSURED in a sentence

• By most historical writers Elizabeth is severely censured for the execution of Mary Queen of Scots, and I think with justice.
• But some time afterwards, forgetting himself, he severely censured them.
• If he does not, and yet thinks himself very polite, and intends not to be otherwise, I am rather to be pitied, than he to be censured.
• For one offense Swift was severely censured and compelled upon his knees to beg pardon of the dean.
• In my letters and newspaper articles I had severely censured Mr.
• Condemned by the world, censured by some of thy friends, and discouraged by the weak, thou hast had much to bear.
• From this time, all my praises of Johnston became ridiculous, and I was censured, with great freedom, for forcing upon the schools an author whom Mr.
• I think that the scope of his pretensions must have increased, and that, when I censured him more, he tried to drive me from the Audiencia by different methods that he attempted.
• Soon after the war broke out he was arrested and behaved so badly that he was censured by his party.
• He severely censured their excesses, and the little anxiety that they showed in that time of greatest danger.
• While the former five were censured, the latter two were approved.
• He even made friends with a Jewish youth and was severely censured by three fraternity brothers for that friendship.
• Many of his friends in the South censured him, and sent him letters calling him a traitor.
• Seymour was particularly censured for daring to ally himself with the royal blood, although that blood was running in his own veins.
• That method has lately been censured and, like all methods, is open to objection.
• The Governor of South Carolina censured it, in an address to the Assembly of that State.
• Having censured the book for insufficient plot, I had better not proceed to give away what there is.
• Colonel King, of the 14th Light Dragoons, who succeeded Colonel Havelock, who fell at Rumnugger, was also much censured.
• Such was the fault found in Callippides, as also in others of our own day, who are censured for representing degraded women.
• Nevertheless, it is not to be highly censured by any manner of man.
• The character of Seffredi has been justly censured as inconsistent, forced, and unnatural.
• In spite of the fact that only in one instance had such a raid resulted in any serious damage, the British Admiralty had been roundly censured.
• Later he became military governor of Philadelphia and was censured by Washington for his doings there.
• I have often heard the method much censured as being injurious in the main to the soil, though the crop immediately succeeding the operation may be rendered more luxuriant by it.
• The right honorable gentleman is of opinion that his judgment in this case can be censured by none but those who seem to act as if they were paid agents to one of the parties.

Similar words containing CENSUR without suffix ed

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