expurgator
- noun
- /ˈɛkspərˌɡeɪtər/
- Texting
- The platform's expurgator automatically filters profanity from user comments in real time.
Examples
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After reports of hate speech, the social network updated its expurgator to block images with slurs.
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Hospitals use multiple expurgators to remove patient-identifying information before research sharing.
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The expurgator removed inappropriate content from the document.
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Many websites use an expurgator to filter offensive language.
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The platform's expurgator automatically filters profanity from user comments in real time.
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After reports of hate speech, the social network updated its expurgator to block images with slurs.
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Many websites use an expurgator to filter offensive language and ensure a safe environment.
Synonyms
A computer program that removes or hides sensitive information from files
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Etymology
Expurgator comes from Latin parts ex- 'out' and purgare 'to clean', like the word purge. Today an expurgator can be a computer program that 'cleans out' rude or harmful words and images from online content, so the origin explains its modern meaning.