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US
/ənˈsɛnsɝd/
]
[ UK /ʌnsˈɛnsəd/ ]
[ UK /ʌnsˈɛnsəd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
-
not subject to censorship
uncensored news reports
How To Use uncensored In A Sentence
- The current documents are the same, but now uncensored.
- Radio, TV and newspapers remain uncensored, unfettered and unthreatened by the government. Easter Lemming Liberal News
- Of course, for some of these countries, it's a bit like a lump of coal in a sock, because they did not receive the so-called uncensored versions the permanent members did receive. CNN Transcript Dec 18, 2002
- Word is now that Stephen Harper is going to try to progue Parliament again until after the Olympics rather than submit to an order by the House of Commons to turn over uncensored documents in the Afghan prisoner investigation. Rumors of a coup
- Uncensored sex, for instance—with no one to ban or even diminish it with a slant-eyed look, robbing it of tension, smudging it with the dust of the ordinary. A Mountain of Crumbs
- The main target of these new laws will be the use of the Internet by civil society as a form of low cost communication, an uncensored mass media, and a space for unrepressed political debate.
- Hide This French Book" is (ooh, là là) an uncensored language guide ... secourir (seuh-kor-reer) verb Kindness of strangers
- You might get some very open and uncensored expletives.
- One upon a time there was a skinny man whiter than I (by whiter I mean British) who appeared on network television and said the N word uncensored no less than fifteen times, and there was a talk show host who allowed him to do it. Samara O'Shea: The "N" Word on Network Television
- It's a series that is bad need of a sequel (anyone can tell it needs more, even if I haven't seen it all) and defogged / uncensored DVD releases. AnimeBlogger.net Antenna