1. redacted - Adjective
2. redacted - Verb
redacted (comparative more redacted, superlative most redacted)
A redacted U.S. government document about Project MKUltra.
Edited or censored.
The government released the redacted document, so most of it was blacked out as secret.
redacted
simple past and past participle of redact
What's redacted will repeat, and you cannot learn that you burn when you touch the heat, so we touch the heat, and we cut facsimiles of love and death (just separate holes in sheets where you cannot breathe, and you cannot see). Joanna Newsom
Open-mindedness is considered to be a virtue. But, strictly speaking, it cannot occur. A new experience must be redacted into old categories. We cannot handle each event freshly in its own right. If we did so, of what use would past experience be? Gordon W. Allport
Alfano's second ending has been further redacted as well: Turandot's aria "Del primo pianto" was performed at the premiere but cut from the first complete recording; it was eventually restored to most performances of the opera. Source: Internet
A large portion of the report dealing with allegations that Johnson harassed and retaliated against employees over the use of protected FMLA leave or sick leave is completely redacted. Source: Internet
A partially redacted document filed in federal court last week in connection with the trial stated that Holmes planned to obtain an evaluation from a psychologist. Source: Internet
A closed Executive Session heard classified testimony from North and Poindexter; this transcript was published in a redacted format. Source: Internet