a. (UN-1 7.)
a. 1711. Ken, Edmund, Poet. Wks. 1721, II. 272. Her Speech was uncensorious and restraind.
1823. De Quincey, Lett. to Yng. Man, Wks. 1860, XIV. 19. Leibnitz was always uncensorious, and yet patient of censure.
1881. L. A. Tollemache, in Jrnl. Educ., Oct., 225. Straightway the dove was expelled for his uncensorious mildness.