Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

censurer

noun

/ˈsɛnʃər/

Definition

A person who expresses strong disapproval of someone or something, particularly in a formal context.

Examples

The movie received harsh reviews from its censurer, who found it morally questionable.
As a dedicated censurer of art, she often challenged the status quo with her critiques.
A good censurer should provide constructive feedback rather than just harsh criticism.

Meaning

The term refers to an individual who critiques or condemns actions, beliefs, or works, often from a moral or ethical standpoint. Censurers may work within institutional frameworks or act independently.