censored

Antonyms for censored

Word Origin & History

1890, from un- (1) "not" + past participle of censor (v.).

And this appeal in favor of order and law was censored by the Government.

The work was censored by a committee appointed by the Mormon authorities.

Is this another censored subject, or can I ask what happened?

All letters to and from him are read and censored on behalf of the Governor.

All the writing now going into Germany must be sent by post and censored as a letter.

Our mail was censored by the squadron commander then sealed and sent out.

Alice was practically a captive; her correspondence was censored.

The fact that they have to be censored does not cramp the style of the writers in the least.

Thus, Karnes' report to his superior was short, to the point, and censored.

Each day he told them these despatches had been censored and forwarded.