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censure
noun as in severe criticism
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verb as in condemn; criticize severely
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It was, of course, his role as a leading prosecutor and Trump antagonist that made Schiff a hero among Democrats and led to his formal censure by the House — a political gift as he ramped up his Senate bid in a crowded Democrat field.
In May, the USC Academic Senate voted to censure her and Provost Andrew Guzman over their handling of events around commencement.
Among the Academic Senate’s 44 members, who represent about 4,500 faculty, 21 supported the censure motion, seven opposed and six abstained.
In the immediate aftermath of the 6 January attack, McCarthy had said that Trump “bears responsibility” for the mob violence and recommended that Congress formally censure him for his conduct.
“A Way to Petition Congress on Clinton / Web site lets you tell your lawmaker to censure, move on,” SFGate, Oct.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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