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censure implies the expression of severe criticism or disapproval by a person in authority or in a position to pass judgment; condemn and denounce both imply an emphatic pronouncement of blame, guilt, or reprehensibility, condemn suggesting the rendering of a judicial or other final decision, and denounce, public accusation against people or acts; reprehend suggests sharp or severe disapproval, generally of faults, errors, etc. rather than of people; blame stresses the fixing of responsibility for an error, fault, etc.; criticize, in this comparison, is the most general term for finding fault with or disapproving of a person or thing
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