censurable
ˈsɛnʃərəbəl
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Definition of censurable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
blame-worthyRaredeserving of blame or criticismRare
  • His actions were considered censurable by the committee..
blameworthy reprehensible
2.
ethicsRaredeserving condemnation for unethical actionsRare
  • Her censurable conduct was condemned by the committee.
blameworthy reprehensible
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Origin of censurable

Latin, censura (judgment)

Examples of censurable in a sentence

  • Her censurable remarks caused an uproar.
  • His censurable actions led to a public apology.
  • The report highlighted several censurable practices within the organization.

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  1. French:censurable, ...
  2. German:tadelnswert, verwerflich, ...
  3. Italian:biasimevole, riprovevole, ...
  4. Spanish:reprochable, condenable, ...
  5. Portuguese:censurável, ...
  6. Chinese:值得批评的, 不道德的, ...
  7. Japanese:非難されるべき, 非難すべき, ...
  8. Arabic:مستحق اللوم, مستحق الإدانة, ...
  9. Hebrew:רָאוּי לִגְנוּת, רָאוּי לְגִנּוּי, ...
  10. Russian:достойный осуждения, осуждаемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:засуджуваний, осудливий, ...
  12. Hindi:निंदनीय, निंदा योग्य, ...

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