expurgatorious (Meaning)
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expurgatorious (a.)
Expurgatory.
Synonyms & Antonyms of expurgatorious
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expurgatorious Sentence Examples
- The author's expurgatorious revisions left the story sanitised and devoid of its original grit.
- The revised edition of the book had several expurgatorious deletions that fundamentally altered the author's intended meaning.
- The editor's expurgatorious zeal resulted in the removal of valuable historical context from the document.
- Critics accused the filmmaker of expurgating controversial scenes from the movie to secure a wider audience.
- The school board faced backlash for its expurgatorious approach to teaching certain sensitive topics in history class.
- In an effort to appeal to a broader audience, the production company made expurgatorious changes to the script, diluting the film's message.
- The expurgated version of the novel lacked the raw emotional power and depth of the original.
- The library's policy of expurgating certain books deemed offensive drew criticism from free speech advocates.
- The government's expurgatorious censorship of the internet raised concerns about the erosion of freedom of expression.
- The writer's expurgation of profanity from the script resulted in a loss of authenticity and realism.
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Expurgatory.
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The author's expurgatorious revisions left the story sanitised and devoid of its original grit.
The revised edition of the book had several expurgatorious deletions that fundamentally altered the author's intended meaning.
The editor's expurgatorious zeal resulted in the removal of valuable historical context from the document.
Critics accused the filmmaker of expurgating controversial scenes from the movie to secure a wider audience.
