Hamlet 1.3 Word Nerd: Censure
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6th Grade - University
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The transcript explains the meanings of 'censor' and 'censure'. A 'censor' reviews material to remove unacceptable parts, while 'censure' is an official reprimand. Historically, 'censure' had a neutral meaning, as seen in Shakespeare's time, where it simply meant an opinion or assessment.
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How was the word 'censure' perceived in Shakespeare's time compared to today?
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What does the term 'censure' imply in its neutral sense?
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