censor /senˈsör or -sər/

1. A magistrate who kept account of the property of Roman citizens, imposed taxes, and watched over their morals (historical)
2. An official with similar functions elsewhere
3. Any of various officials in certain universities
4. An official who examines books, papers, telegrams, letters, films, etc, with powers to delete material, or to forbid publication, delivery or showing
5. An unconscious inhibitive mechanism in the mind, that prevents what is painful to the conscious from emerging from the subconscious (psychology)
6. A person who censures or blames

To subject to censorship or to censorial examination or condemnation

censorial /-ōˈri-əl, -öˈ/ adjective

Relating to a censor, or to the correction of public morals

censoˈrian adjective

Censorial

censoˈrious adjective

1. Expressing censure or blame
2. Fault-finding

censoˈriously adverb

censoˈriousness noun

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