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censoriousness

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See: bad repute


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The Democrats reached new heights of censoriousness the same year dissent in the party fell to a low watermark.
Reynolds says this "crude analysis rests on censoriousness and sensation.
Through their censoriousness and shunning, Mill apparently believed that shame, properly employed, could change aggregate behavior.
 
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