censored
/ˈsɛnsərd/
adjective
- Having had parts removed or suppressed because they were considered offensive, harmful, or secret.
- Many readers complained that the censored article left out important facts.
- The letter arrived with several lines blacked out — it was clearly censored.
- The censored version of the movie cut out all the violent scenes.
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verb
- Past tense and past participle of censor: removed or suppressed parts of a communication.
- During the dictatorship, the state censored every newspaper.
- The government censored all news reports about the protest.
- The teacher censored the student's essay because of inappropriate language.