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censurable
This term carries a heavy moral weight, suggesting that an action is not merely incorrect or mistaken, but ethically flawed. It is typically employed in formal, legal, or academic contexts to describe conduct that warrants official reprimand or severe social disapproval.
While similar to "blameworthy," censurable often implies a breach of a specific code of conduct or a professional standard. It focuses on the justification for the criticism rather than the emotional state of the person blaming.
Meanings
Examples
The board decided that the CEO's actions were censurable and demanded his resignation.
Is it really censurable to prioritize one's own family over a corporate deadline?
The general's decision to abandon the flank was deemed censurable by the military tribunal.
I wonder if my silence during the meeting was censurable.
The judge ruled that the lawyer's conduct in court was highly censurable.
Such a blatant disregard for safety protocols is entirely censurable.
He felt that his failure to warn the others was a censurable offense.