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  1. censure:
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Detailed Translations for censurable from English to French

censurable:


Translation Matrix for censurable:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- blamable; blameable; blameful; blameworthy; culpable
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- blameworthy; reprehensible

Related Words for "censurable":


Synonyms for "censurable":

  • blameworthy; blamable; blameable; blameful; culpable; guilty

Related Definitions for "censurable":

  1. deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious1
    • censurable misconduct1

censurable form of censure:

censure [the ~] nom

  1. the censure (censorship)
    la censure

to censure verbe (censures, censured, censuring)

  1. to censure (criticize; decry; castigate; criticise)
    critiquer; vitupérer; sérancer
    • critiquer verbe (critique, critiques, critiquons, critiquez, )
    • vitupérer verbe (vitupère, vitupères, vitupérons, vitupérez, )
    • sérancer verbe
  2. to censure (criticize; slate; run down; criticise)
    critiquer; esquinter; éreinter; lancer des piques à quelqu'un
    • critiquer verbe (critique, critiques, critiquons, critiquez, )
    • esquinter verbe (esquinte, esquintes, esquintons, esquintez, )
    • éreinter verbe (éreinte, éreintes, éreintons, éreintez, )

Conjugations for censure:

present
  1. censure
  2. censure
  3. censures
  4. censure
  5. censure
  6. censure
simple past
  1. censured
  2. censured
  3. censured
  4. censured
  5. censured
  6. censured
present perfect
  1. have censured
  2. have censured
  3. has censured
  4. have censured
  5. have censured
  6. have censured
past continuous
  1. was censuring
  2. were censuring
  3. was censuring
  4. were censuring
  5. were censuring
  6. were censuring
future
  1. shall censure
  2. will censure
  3. will censure
  4. shall censure
  5. will censure
  6. will censure
continuous present
  1. am censuring
  2. are censuring
  3. is censuring
  4. are censuring
  5. are censuring
  6. are censuring
subjunctive
  1. be censured
  2. be censured
  3. be censured
  4. be censured
  5. be censured
  6. be censured
diverse
  1. censure!
  2. let's censure!
  3. censured
  4. censuring
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for censure:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
censure censorship; censure censorship
éreinter beat off
- animadversion; exclusion; excommunication
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
critiquer castigate; censure; criticise; criticize; decry; run down; slate accuse; bear a grudge; bear malice; blame; blame someone of; carp; cavil; criticise; criticize; disapprove of; discredit; find fault with; give comment; harbour a grudge; hold against; hold it against s.o.; rancor; rancour; rebuke; reject; remove; reprimand; reproach; resent; turn down
esquinter censure; criticise; criticize; run down; slate attack; break; break into pieces; damage; destroy; erode; spoil; wreck
lancer des piques à quelqu'un censure; criticise; criticize; run down; slate
sérancer castigate; censure; criticise; criticize; decry
vitupérer castigate; censure; criticise; criticize; decry abuse; accuse; blame; call names; discredit; hold against; jeer at; rebuke; reprimand; reproach; taunt
éreinter censure; criticise; criticize; run down; slate
- criminate; reprimand
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- blame; rebuke; reprove

Related Words for "censure":

  • censuring, censurable, censures

Synonyms for "censure":


Related Definitions for "censure":

  1. harsh criticism or disapproval1
  2. the state of being excommunicated1
  3. rebuke formally1

Wiktionary Translations for censure:

censure
noun
  1. examen qu’un gouvernement fait faire des livres, des journaux, des pièces de théâtre, etc., avant d’en permettre la publication ou la représentation.
verb
  1. péjoratif|fr Faire des reproches, faire ressortir uniquement les défauts.
  2. frapper à coups de verges.
  3. À classer

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
censure blâmer; censurer tadeln — Das Verhalten einer Person bemängeln, kritisieren, etw. nicht gutheißen