Redactions
/ˌrɛdækˈʃənz/
Definitions
- (n.) The blacking-out or removal of sensitive or confidential information from a document prior to public disclosure.
The agency released the report with redactions to protect national security.
Forms
- redaction
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Commentary
Redactions are crucial in balancing transparency and confidentiality during document releases, especially in legal and governmental contexts.
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