uncensored

IPA/ʌnˈsensəd/
KK[ənsˈɛnsɚd]IPA/ʌnˈsensərd/

uncensored — adjective

  • uncensoredpositive
  • more uncensoredcomparative
  • most uncensoredsuperlative

1. describes a book, film, report, or other piece of work that appears in its compl

1.形容詞B2
釋義

describes a book, film, report, or other piece of work that appears in its complete, original state — with no parts taken out or hidden by officials, editors, or authorities

例句

Maja found the uncensored director's cut of the war documentary on a streaming site.

attributive: uncensored + [version/cut of media]

The uncensored court transcripts were published online after the trial ended.

同義詞
  • unexpurgated

    more formal and literary; used almost exclusively for books and texts

  • unabridged

    refers to texts that have not been shortened; neutral about the reason for cuts

  • complete

    more general; carries no specific implication about censorship

反義詞
  • censored

    had parts removed by an authority for moral or political reasons

  • expurgated

    had offensive or inappropriate parts removed before publication

  • redacted

    had sensitive information blacked out or hidden, often in legal or government documents

用法筆記

Typically appears before the noun it describes (attributive position); most often modifies words for media, documents, or communications (book, film, report, interview, footage).

常見錯誤

❌The writer posted an uncensored draft full of spelling mistakes.
✅The writer posted an unedited draft full of spelling mistakes.
💡'uncensored' means nothing was removed for moral or political reasons; 'unedited' means no changes or corrections of any kind were made.