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to condemn
01
to strongly and publicly disapprove of something or someone
Transitive: to condemn an action or behavior
02
to give a severe punishment to someone who has committed a major crime
Ditransitive: to condemn a criminal to a punishment
03
to formally declare something as unsuitable or unsafe for use
Transitive: to condemn sth
04
to establish or demonstrate someone or something as guilty
Transitive: to condemn sb/sth
05
to compel someone to endure or accept something undesirable or unpleasant
Ditransitive: to condemn sb to an unpleasant condition | to condemn sb to do sth
06
to officially designate and declare private property to be acquired for public use
Transitive: to condemn a property
condemn
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condemnable
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condemnable
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condemnation
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condemnation
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condemnatory
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condemnatory
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Example
The community leaders condemned the act of vandalism in a public statement.
The international community condemned the use of chemical weapons in the conflict.
The teacher condemned cheating, emphasizing the importance of academic integrity.
The organization condemned discriminatory practices and called for equal treatment.
The religious leader condemned violence, urging followers to seek peaceful resolutions.
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