Expurgated

/[ˈɛkspərɡeɪtɪd]/

Definitions

  1. (adj.) Having been edited by removing objectionable or sensitive material to comply with legal or moral standards.
    The expurgated version of the contract omitted potentially defamatory clauses.

Commentary

Typically used to describe texts or documents altered to exclude legally sensitive or offensive content; important in legal publishing and evidence disclosure.

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