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Censure

usgb/ˈsenʃər/Volume
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Formal ContextPlay
Used in formal situations, like political or academic discussions, not casual conversations. SlideThe senator faced censure from the ethics committee.
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Impacts ReputationPlay
Censure can suggest a serious blow to someone's reputation, often publicly. SlideHis actions earned him the censure of his peers.
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Not a PunishmentPlay
Censure expresses disapproval but does not imply a formal penalty or punishment. SlideThe council's censure of the mayor did not remove him from office.