censuring Antonyms
Strongest:
- favorable
- favorable
- approving
- friendly
- appreciative
- approving
- positive
- admiring
- commendatory
- accepting
- good
- complimentary
- positive
- applauding
- appreciative
- applauding
- good
- admiring
- complimentary
- commendatory
- friendly
- accepting
Strong:
- approbatory
- encomiastic
- flattering
- eulogistic
- warm
- flattering
- eulogistic
- warm
- encomiastic
- approbatory
- laudatory
- laudatory
Weak:
Strongest:
- hypercritical
- cavilling
- adverse
- disapproving
- caviling
- carping
- critical
- overcritical
- derogatory
- unflattering
- negative
- captious
- unfavorable
- depreciatory
- faultfinding
- uncomplimentary
Strong:
- unfriendly
- belittling
- unappreciative
- contemptuous
- slighting
- scornful
- depreciative
- inappreciative
- disparaging
Weak:
Meaning of censuring
censuring (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Censure
censuring Sentence Examples
- The committee's report included a section censuring the company's unethical practices.
- Despite widespread criticism, the politician remained steadfast, refusing to acknowledge the censuring remarks.
- The teacher faced censuring from the school board for inappropriate conduct in the classroom.
- The media's role in censuring government actions is crucial for maintaining accountability.
- The community leaders issued a statement censuring the vandalism that occurred downtown.
- The editorial in the newspaper was dedicated to censuring the lack of action on climate change.
- The council passed a resolution censuring the mayor for his mishandling of city funds.
- Parents were vocal in censuring the school administration for neglecting student safety.
- The organization's bylaws include provisions for censuring members who violate ethical standards.
- The public outcry resulted in the swift censuring of the corporation responsible for the environmental disaster.
FAQs About the word censuring
of Censure
hypercritical, cavilling, adverse, disapproving, caviling, carping, critical, overcritical, derogatory, unflattering
favorable, favorable, approving, friendly, appreciative, approving, positive, admiring, commendatory, accepting
The committee's report included a section censuring the company's unethical practices.
Despite widespread criticism, the politician remained steadfast, refusing to acknowledge the censuring remarks.
The teacher faced censuring from the school board for inappropriate conduct in the classroom.
The media's role in censuring government actions is crucial for maintaining accountability.
