expurgated

His narrative of her behaviour had to be expurgated when his Memoirs were published in 1827.

The inculpated works would have been expurgated or forbidden, if necessary.

The Christians burned much, in spite of their professions of love; and what they did not burn they expurgated.

It is the question of the authorization of an expurgated edition proceeding from me, that deepest engages me.

Miss Letitia gave her expurgated books to read, and forbade her to read divorce court proceedings in the newspapers.