1. censored - Adjective
2. censored - Verb
suppressed or subject to censorship
Source: WordNetthe censored press in some countries Source: Internet
A balanced perspective was lost, and everyone missed the fact that people on all sides were sometimes censored." Source: Internet
After the 1956 re-release, the film was sold to television (first being broadcast March 5, 1956). citation In 1969, a 16mm print, including the censored footage, was found in Philadelphia. Source: Internet
Although Vincent implemented some improvements in infrastructure and services, he brutally repressed his opposition, censored the press, and governed largely to benefit himself and a clique of merchants and corrupt military officers. Source: Internet
After electing to represent himself, the gunman will have the opportunity to speak in court during a hearing that could present questions for the judge, and reporters, about whether any views he promotes should be suppressed or censored. Source: Internet
At the end eight stars appeared, an internet meme meant to be a censored version of a sexual expletive and then the governing party’s initials. Source: Internet