ಬೋಡ್ಲರೈಸೇಶನ್,

bowdlerisation's Usage Examples:

inferior to Hazlitt"s edition, and further disfigured by a good deal of bowdlerisation.

"Gulliver"s Travels" use "Lapuntu", "Laput", "Lapuda" and "Lupata" as bowdlerisations.

translated earlier as meaning, "peculiar odour", this possibly is a bowdlerisation.

In the early and mid-20th centuries this was a form of bowdlerisation, concerned with some of the more violent elements of nursery rhymes.

"funk", "frick", and "freak" as bowdlerisations of "fuck".

Other critics find the bowdlerisations in her works more offensive, not only the removal of references to.

Hogg may have had an input into the text of the edition of the Confessions that appeared posthumously in 1837 in Volume 5 of Tales " Sketches by the Ettrick Shepherd, but the extensive bowdlerisation and theological censorship in particular suggest publisher's timidity.

1996 for his translation of Knut Hamsun"s Hunger, which corrected the bowdlerisation and unfaithfulness of previous translators, such as Robert Bly (1967).

Elgar was unable to resist the suggested bowdlerisation, and in the ten years after the premiere the work was given at the Three.

and editor of the Family Shakespeare (1818), inspiration of the term bowdlerisation Thomas Bowdler the Younger (1782-1856), Church of England priest and.

this text must be considered faulty due to its many omissions and bowdlerisations, as well as its rendering of Zola"s language in one of his most technically.

however the final scene was cut from many broadcasts "in a superb act of bowdlerisation, thus rendering the clip exactly the same as every other slickly produced.

Volume 5 of Tales " Sketches by the Ettrick Shepherd, but the extensive bowdlerisation and theological censorship in particular suggest publisher"s timidity.

Synonyms:

writing, written material, bowdlerization, piece of writing,

Antonyms:

inactivity,