silenced

/ ˈsaɪlənst /

adjective

1. (of a clergyman) forbidden to preach or perform his clerical functions

   a silenced priest

Example Sentences

"We are a country of laws that apply to everyone, of due process and of democracy. We will not be silenced," she told reporters.

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“The baseless charges brought against me are not just about me, they are meant to intimidate anyone who dares to speak out, organize, or demand justice. I will not be silenced,” he said.

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"We are a country of laws that apply to everyone, of due process and of democracy. We will not be silenced," she said.

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They've called Israel's campaign "inexcusable"; and pulled out of Portsmouth's Victorious Festival after another group was silenced for displaying a Palestinian flag on stage.

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Here’s the thing, though: It didn’t matter, because the Dodgers have silenced the enemy crowd wherever they go this October.

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