censitary
Censitary is an English adjective that appears infrequently in contemporary usage. It is primarily found in historical or technical prose and is often considered archaic or specialized. Because the term is rare and its sense can be ambiguous, most writers choose more common alternatives such as censorial or census-related terminology.
- Censitary in the sense of relating to censorship or a censor: in this usage, censitary describes
- Censitary in the sense of relating to a census or population enumeration: in this sense, censitary
- The term can be confusing because of its similarity to censorial and the potential overlap with
- Censitary likely derives from a Latin or Romance-language stem linked to census or censor, but precise