A censor looks at things like books or films. They can cut out parts that may be bad or harmful. This helps keep things okay for many people.
The censor removed bad words from the book.
A censor checks movies for bad scenes.
To censor means to look at a message or a book. Then, if something is bad, it is taken away or hidden. This is to keep people safe or happy.
The government censored the news today.
They censor some words in the school books.
In old Rome, a censor was an officer. This person made sure soldiers and citizens followed rules. They checked behavior and tax payments too.
The censor watched the soldiers carefully.
Roman censors kept order in the army.
In ancient Rome, a censor was a government official. They kept a list of citizens and their property. This helped with taxes and social classes.
The censor recorded all the citizens' land.
Roman censors managed taxes and census data.
To censor can also mean to say that something is bad or wrong. People do this to stop wrong behavior or ideas.
She censored his rude comments loudly.
Parents often censor what children say.
A censor can be a tool or software. It stops people from seeing bad or harmful information on the internet or TV.
The censor blocks bad websites at school.
Internet censors stop harmful videos.
Substantive noun frequently used in both conversational and formal contexts.
The committee focused on the critical role of censor in modern education.
Further study of censor will help uncover important underlying patterns.
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