bowdlerizer Synonyms

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a person who edits a text by removing obscene or offensive words or passages

The bowdlerizer removed all instances of profanity from the novel.
Critics accused the editor of being a bowdlerizer, altering the original text to fit moral standards.
The filmmaker faced backlash for their role as a bowdlerizer in the adaptation of the novel.
Some readers appreciate the bowdlerizer's efforts to make literature more accessible to younger audiences.
The bowdlerizer's editions of classic plays often omit scenes considered inappropriate for modern viewers.
Scholars debate the role of the bowdlerizer in shaping the public's perception of certain literary works.
Despite criticism, the publisher defended the bowdlerizer's alterations as necessary for contemporary readers.
The author refused to work with the bowdlerizer, insisting on the preservation of the original text.
The bowdlerizer faced scrutiny for their tendency to sanitize literature, erasing the complexities of human experience.
The debate over the ethics of the bowdlerizer's actions continues to resonate in discussions about censorship and artistic integrity.

a person who edits a text by removing obscene or offensive words or passages

censor, delete,shorten, review, launder, clean (up), edit, expurgate, condemn, x (out)

authorize,approve, approve, authorize, sanction,sanction,

The bowdlerizer removed all instances of profanity from the novel.

Critics accused the editor of being a bowdlerizer, altering the original text to fit moral standards.

The filmmaker faced backlash for their role as a bowdlerizer in the adaptation of the novel.

Some readers appreciate the bowdlerizer's efforts to make literature more accessible to younger audiences.