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Synonyms for Un censurable:
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adj.
• clear- Uncensurable ,
- absolved ,
- blameless ,
- clean ,
- cleared ,
- discharged ,
- dismissed ,
- exculpated ,
- exonerated ,
- guiltless ,
- immaculate ,
- innocent ,
- pure ,
- sinless ,
- stainless ,
- unblemished ,
- undefiled ,
- untarnished ,
- untroubled .
- Crimeless ,
- Uncorrupt ,
- above suspicion ,
- angelic ,
- chaste ,
- cleanhanded ,
- clear ,
- exemplary ,
- faultless ,
- free of ,
- good ,
- guilt-free ,
- honest ,
- impeccable ,
- impeccant ,
- in the clear ,
- inculpable ,
- irreproachable ,
- lawful ,
- legal ,
- legitimate ,
- licit ,
- not guilty ,
- pristine ,
- righteous ,
- safe ,
- spotless ,
- unimpeachable ,
- uninvolved ,
- unoffending ,
- unsullied ,
- untainted ,
- upright ,
- virginal ,
- virtuous .
What are the hypernyms for Un censurable?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
blame, blameworthiness, delinquency, fault, indiscretion, misbehavior, misconduct, misdeed, offence, offense, oppressiveness, sin, transgression, wrong, indiscreet action.
What are the opposite words for un censurable?
"Un censurable" is a French term that refers to something that cannot be criticized or condemned. So, antonyms for this term would be words that convey opposite meanings, such as "blamable," "reproachable," "condemnable," "culpable," or "discreditable." These words imply that the object or action in question deserves to be criticized or blamed for its negative impact, whether moral, social, or legal. They stand in contrast to "un censurable," which implies innocence, blamelessness or conformity to established moral standards. Antonyms for "un censurable" thus offer alternative ways to evaluate behavior, decisions, or attitudes that fall short of expected norms or standards of conduct.
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