uncensored
- adjective
- /ʌnˈsɛn.sərd/
- In response to popular demand it will be shown tonight, uncensored and in its entirety.
- uncensored speech
This episode is uncensored with Dutch Avelli.
- This episode is uncensored with Dutch Avelli.
- We've put all of that in my membership platform Rob dot Team on an uncensored unbannable platform.
- Lisa spends her days having real uncensored conversations with the most inspiring women.
- I want to still see those pranks uncensored.
- An in depth interview with Robert F Kennedy Junior that tackled all the most controversial topics that remained uncensored on all platforms.
- Pure here, meaning sort of unadulterated, uncensored intensity of feeling, maybe intimacy.
- Then you need to recognize that thoughts, your thoughts, are a private, uncensored space where you can play things out, and it's OK.
- CBS even said that we can air raw, uncensored Georgia O'Keeffe.
- And it's also uncensored in a very important way.
Examples
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Our news chopper will bring live, uncensored coverage from above the hotel.
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Ben settled back with his uncensored letters before him.
Fiction book (1990) -
And remember, that means it is an uncensored data point.
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And it's also uncensored in a very important way.
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This is raw, uncensored, and completely personal data.
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It's live, it's uncensored, and I'm not even using the tape delay because this is prime time radio.
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Writers are encouraged to express how they feel about sensitive issues, and their writings are published uncensored.
Academic text (2006) -
Lisa spends her days having real uncensored conversations with the most inspiring women.
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Sylvia's creative use of uncensored speech in "The Lesson" conveys her intelligence and rebelliousness.
Academic text (2003) -
The documentary presented uncensored footage of the historical events as they truly happened.
Synonyms
Not changed after it is made, like a photo or video
Shown or said openly without hiding anything
Presented in its full original form without being shortened or edited
A document with no parts removed or hidden
A text that keeps all parts, including those some people find offensive
Officials do not edit or remove the original content
Not edited to remove rude or offensive parts
Antonyms
How Censored
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uncensored breaks into un- meaning 'not' and censor, a word that comes from a Roman official who would judge public morals and sometimes remove parts of books or speech. So, uncensored means 'not' altered or 'not' having parts removed, shown in its full original form.