censure

• Nom désignant une expression officielle de forte désapprobation ou de critique, souvent émanant d'une autorité ou d'un organisme officiel, ou une réprimande formelle.

A noun referring to the formal expression of strong disapproval or criticism, often issued by an official body or authority.

indénombrable

1. Official criticismC1formal

   A formal expression of strong disapproval or criticism, often by an authority or governing body.

   censure officielle

   • The senator faced a vote of censure for his misconduct.
   • The committee issued a censure against the company's unethical practices.
   • Censure from the board can damage a politician's career.

   Synonymesblamecondemnationcriticismdenunciationdisapprovalrebukereprimandreproof

   Antonymesapprovalcommendationendorsement

2. Severe judgmentC1formal

   Harsh criticism or condemnation of someone's actions or behavior.

   Censure (jugement sévère)

   • His actions drew widespread censure from the public.
   • The journalist's article was met with censure from the government.
   • She accepted the censure gracefully and promised to improve.

   Synonymesadmonitioncastigationchastisementcondemnationcriticismdenunciationdisapprovalrebukereprimandreproach

   Antonymesacclaimapprovalcommendationpraise

• Verbe utilisé pour exprimer une forte désapprobation ou une critique, généralement de manière officielle ou formelle.

A verb used to express strong disapproval or criticism, typically in a formal or official manner.

1. Express severe disapprovalC1formal

   To express strong criticism or disapproval of someone, typically in a formal or official manner.

   censurer

   • The committee voted to censure the senator for his misconduct.
   • The judge censured the lawyer for unprofessional behavior.
   • The board censured the CEO for failing to disclose financial risks.

   Synonymesadmonishcastigatechastisecondemncriticizedenouncerebukereprimandreproachupbraid

   Antonymesacclaimapplaudapprovecommendendorselaudpraise