Censure ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Censure ( noun )

1. The expression of strong disapproval or harsh criticism.
2. An official reprimand or condemnation.

Origin:

From the latin word "censere" meaning "to assess" or "to judge".

Examples:

1. The president faced censure from the press for his controversial actions.
2. The committee issued a censure of the company's unethical business practices.
3. The senator's colleagues passed a resolution of censure condemning his behavior.
4. His parents' censure was a constant presence in his life, fueling his desire to prove them wrong.
5. The school board's censure of the principal was a clear indication that they had lost confidence in her leadership.

(As a verb)

Censure ( verb )

1. The expression of strong disapproval or harsh criticism.
2. An official reprimand or condemnation.

Origin:

From the latin word "censere" meaning "to assess" or "to judge".

Examples:

1. The president faced censure from the press for his controversial actions.
2. The committee issued a censure of the company's unethical business practices.
3. The senator's colleagues passed a resolution of censure condemning his behavior.
4. His parents' censure was a constant presence in his life, fueling his desire to prove them wrong.
5. The school board's censure of the principal was a clear indication that they had lost confidence in her leadership.