censurer (Meaning)

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censurer (n.)

One who censures.

No weak antonyms found.

As a strict censurer of art, he often criticized avant-garde works for their lack of traditional aesthetics.
The literary censurer objected vehemently to any form of profanity in literature, believing it to be morally corrupting.
He gained a reputation as a censurer of modern music, advocating for the preservation of classical compositions.
The political censurer condemned any dissenting views, refusing to entertain opposing ideologies.
Known as a religious censurer, she scrutinized media for any content that contradicted her beliefs.
The film critic was a notorious censurer of Hollywood blockbusters, preferring independent cinema.
As a self-appointed censurer of social media, he frequently reported posts that he deemed offensive.
The literary censurer refused to acknowledge works that did not adhere to traditional literary conventions.
The editorial board acted as the ultimate censurer of articles submitted for publication, ensuring they aligned with the publication's values.
His role as a censurer of public discourse often led to heated debates about freedom of speech.

One who censures.

critic,criticizer, condemner, castigator, disparager, carper, condemnor, denouncer,faultfinder, caviler

praiser,praiser, commender,commender,

As a strict censurer of art, he often criticized avant-garde works for their lack of traditional aesthetics.

The literary censurer objected vehemently to any form of profanity in literature, believing it to be morally corrupting.

He gained a reputation as a censurer of modern music, advocating for the preservation of classical compositions.

The political censurer condemned any dissenting views, refusing to entertain opposing ideologies.