Newspeak (noun)

1. A language or vocabulary that is deliberately constructed to limit or eliminate the expression of certain ideas, concepts or feelings.
2. A language that is specifically designed to reduce the ability of people to express dissenting ideas.

Origin:

Coined by george orwell in his novel 1984.

Examples:

1. The government's use of Newspeak was intended to limit the ability of citizens to express dissenting ideas.
2. The regime's control over the language, Newspeak, was a way to control thoughts and ideas.
3. Newspeak was a key instrument in the regime's effort to control the population.
4. The censorship of books and the use of Newspeak were used to control the thoughts and ideas of the people.
5. The language of Newspeak was designed to make certain ideas literally unthinkable.