Deserving of or liable to censure; worthy of blame or criticism.
From 'censure' with the English adjective suffix '-able,' meaning 'capable of being censured' or 'deserving censure.'
What's considered 'censurable' reveals what a society currently values—the fact that slavery was once legal but is now universally censurable shows how fundamentally moral standards have transformed.
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