Synonyms for censoring
cen·sor·ing

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1. censoring, censorship, security reviewnoun

   counterintelligence achieved by banning or deleting any information of value to the enemy

   Synonyms:
   censorship, security review

2. censoring, censorshipnoun

   deleting parts of publications or correspondence or theatrical performances

   Synonyms:
   censorship, security review

Matched Categories

1. • Counterintelligence
   • Deletion

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1. List of paraphrases for "censoring":

   decrying, censuring

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1. Gabriel Wisnewski-Parks:

   Joe Rogan's podcast absolutely has the potential to be dangerous, especially when we're talking about… communication over a public health issue, but it can be just as dangerous if we're going to start censoring because we need to figure out how to keep open those lines of communication in a way that is both critical and willing to question Joe Rogan's authority but at the same time recognizes that his appeal and his popularity are already entrenched in his audience. And that's not going anywhere.

2. Patrick Phillips:

   I am firmly against the destruction or censoring of art in any form, but it would be disingenuous for anyone to say that these pieces, especially in a library whose central mission is to welcome and support the entire campus, are' just art,' they represent much more and it is incumbent upon us to address that fact.

3. Brooke Oberwetter:

   The ban of TikTok on federal devices passed in December without any deliberation, and unfortunately that approach has served as a blueprint for other world governments, we hope that when it comes to addressing national security concerns about TikTok beyond government devices, Congress will explore solutions that won’t have the effect of censoring the voices of millions of Americans.

4. President Obama The U.S. President:

   If we set a precedent in which a dictator in another country can disrupt through cyber, a company's distribution chain or its products, and as a consequence we start censoring ourselves, that's a problem.

5. Pamela Geller:

   Mark Zuckerberg has adopted a policy of censoring news that portrays Muslim migrants in an unfavorable light and reveals the jihadi motivations of the Orlando killer.