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Noun:

শোধন,

expurgation's Usage Examples:

Statute Law Revision Acts are sometimes referred to as expurgation Acts.

is best known today because it was one of the books spared during the expurgation of Don Quixote's library in Chapter 6 of Part I of Don Quixote.

is the only one whose material had not undergone extensive familial expurgation in the 19th century, and so it retained the racy material that made the.

Starting in January 1967, Fahrenheit 451 was subject to expurgation by its publisher, Ballantine Books with the release of the "Bal-Hi Edition".

(∴), three dots in a triangle **** (four asterisks in a row), a common expurgation of any four-letter expletive Three star (disambiguation) ^^ (disambiguation).

a sufficiently "circumspect and judicious reader" to accomplish this expurgation himself, while still remaining as true to the original text as possible.

literary pretensions", and their "policy of a widespread, but restrained expurgation".

During the most active period of the expurgation of Hebrew books under the Inquisition in Italy Dominico's services were.

The necessity for expurgation is illustrated by the reaction of an Oxford contemporary who, when told.

The latter method is called expurgation.

This gives the total process the name random coding with expurgation.

of the human race: after death, each human soul undergoes a period of expurgation, cleansing themselves of the impurity accrued during their embodied life.

expurgation's Meaning':

the deletion of objectionable parts from a literary work