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What (who) is expurgated - definition
expurgated
![''[[The Family Shakespeare]]'', [[Thomas Bowdler]]'s famous reworked edition of [[William Shakespeare]]'s plays. 1818](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Bowdler-title-page.png?width=200 "''[[The Family Shakespeare]]'', [[Thomas Bowdler]]'s famous reworked edition of [[William Shakespeare]]'s plays. 1818")
FORM OF CENSORSHIP OF ARTISTIC OR OTHER MEDIA WORKS
Bowdlerization; Bowdlerize; Bowdlerized; Bowdlerise; Expurgated; Bowdlerisation; Bowdlerizing; Bowdlerising; Bowlderize; Bowlderise; Bowlderized; Bowlderisation; Unexpurgated; Bowdlerised; Expurgations; Expurgate; Expurgating; Bowdlerizations; Bowlderization; Fig-leaf edition; Fig Leaf Edition
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expurgated
FORM OF CENSORSHIP OF ARTISTIC OR OTHER MEDIA WORKS
Bowdlerization; Bowdlerize; Bowdlerized; Bowdlerise; Expurgated; Bowdlerisation; Bowdlerizing; Bowdlerising; Bowlderize; Bowlderise; Bowlderized; Bowlderisation; Unexpurgated; Bowdlerised; Expurgations; Expurgate; Expurgating; Bowdlerizations; Bowlderization; Fig-leaf edition; Fig Leaf Edition
adjective remove matter regarded as obscene or unsuitable from (a text).
Expurgated
FORM OF CENSORSHIP OF ARTISTIC OR OTHER MEDIA WORKS
Bowdlerization; Bowdlerize; Bowdlerized; Bowdlerise; Expurgated; Bowdlerisation; Bowdlerizing; Bowdlerising; Bowlderize; Bowlderise; Bowlderized; Bowlderisation; Unexpurgated; Bowdlerised; Expurgations; Expurgate; Expurgating; Bowdlerizations; Bowlderization; Fig-leaf edition; Fig Leaf Edition
·Impf & ·p.p. of Expurgate.
Examples of use of expurgated
1. The 1'33 film was initially banned for its sexual content before Warner Bros. released an expurgated version.
2. But, even with the show available on DVD and in (expurgated) reruns on A&E, it will haunt –– like a ghost.
3. Before the 1'80s, however, she was virtually unknown, even though her diary had first been published in 1'05 in expurgated form.
4. But the letters, discovered a month ago and written by Carus–Wilson‘s grandson Edward, show Bronte dissuaded him from pursuing his case by sending him a 1,400–word sketch, expurgated of the offending passages.
5. Campbell: Expurgated Most popular stories News » Entire site » Trampling on Diana‘s grave: Outrage as C4 to show image of princess dying Bank holiday is a wash–out as month‘s worth of rain falls in a day You can‘t deport 3,000 criminals, EU tells Britain Man wrongly jailed for three years charged Ł7,000 by Home Office for ‘board and lodging‘ Shambles of Blair plan for ‘stop and question‘ powers More detailed results » News » Entire site » Is it Kylie?