(ˈ)sen|sōrēəs, -ȯr- adjective
Etymology: Latin censorius of a censor, from censor — more at censor
: marked by or given to censure or an inclination to discover and severly condemn especially social, moral, or artistic errors
one who thus berated pope and clergy might be censorious of princes — H.O.Taylor
even the most censorious could find nothing to complain of — Samuel Butler †1902
Synonyms: see critical