antispeech

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ speech.

Adjective

antispeech (comparative more antispeech, superlative most antispeech)

1. Preventing free speech; censoring.
   • 2000, Melville B. Nimmer, Cases and materials on copyright and other aspects of entertainment litigation:

     Nevertheless, where the absence of the ability to mount an effective reply coincides with a strong antispeech interest such as the interest in reputation, the resulting balance of interests may properly be weighed against the right to speak.

Anagrams

• cathepsine, phenacites