censorship
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Definition
Censorship is the practice of controlling or limiting access to information, speech, or artistic works, often by governments or organizations, to prevent certain ideas or content from being seen or heard.
Usage & Nuances
Used especially in political, social, or media contexts. Common combinations: 'government censorship,' 'internet censorship,' 'strict censorship.' Usually refers to official or organized suppression, not just individual choices.
Example Sentences
Censorship can limit what people read online.
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Movies often face strict censorship in some countries.
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The government imposed censorship on the news.
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Many artists protested against censorship.
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Growing censorship on social media worries many users.
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He believes censorship stops important conversations from happening.
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