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Definition of condemn:
Synonyms:
excoriate, punish, call for, acquit, acquittal, pull down, count against, award, fault, embarrass, jab, bring in a verdict, bar, dis, sentence, wreck, convict, doom, correct, sentence, citation, proscribe, law, knock down, fate, plague, reprobate, tear down, reprove, censure, praise, slate, reprehend, cry foul, reprobate, inhibit, knock, disadvantage, pillory, burden, bash, bring up against, blame, let down, gut, decry, excuse, level, objurgate, deplore, annul, designate, hold back, demolish, bring/call/hold someone to account, doom, anathematize, destine, adjudge, lambast, denounce, raze, dispraise, reprimand, pan, chafe, throttle, slag.
- blame (part of speech: verb)
- accuse (part of speech: verb)
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condemn (part of speech: verb)
- doom,
- execrate,
- damn,
- convict,
- find guilty,
- sentence,
- pass sentence
- disapprove (part of speech: verb)
- imprison (part of speech: verb)
Usage examples:
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You don't condemn any one for a single slip in your country, Miss Heathcote?
- "A Damaged Reputation", Harold Bindloss. -
I don't say hear me now, only say you won't condemn me utterly unheard.
- "Checkmate", Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. -
He might blame the son, blame the daughter, yet he could not condemn them utterly....
- "The Inside of the Cup, Complete", Winston Churchill Last Updated: March 5, 2009.