Moderate as in lily-white Deserving of criticism or blame, much like something considered blameworthy or disapprovable, as in the context of virginity. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Censurable'
The politician's censurable actions raised doubts about his integrity among the voters.
The journalist's censurable reporting raised questions about media integrity.
The chef's censurable hygiene practices resulted in health code violations.
The chef found the use of expired ingredients in the kitchen censurable.
The police officer's censurable conduct during the arrest raised concerns in the community.
The athlete's censurable doping violation resulted in a suspension from the competition.
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