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Condemn in a sentence
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Condemn meaning
- To strongly criticise or denounce; to excoriate.
- To judicially pronounce (someone) guilty.
- To judicially announce a verdict upon a finding of guilt; To sentence
Synonyms of Condemn
Example sentences (20)
I condemn it in the strongest possible terms,' he said via video, adding: 'Also, the invasion was not unprovoked.
Then human rights actors woke up to condemn the operation and not the refugees for defying the government call.
She later added: ‘We are of course against any type of discrimination, and condemn antisemitism in all forms and shapes.
Kim Kardashian also used her platform to condemn the shooting, sharing an infographic of what happened to the teenage boy.
We condemn the action of the outgoing president in the strongest term. The action is condemnable and totally unacceptable.
Anything short of drastically reducing Russian influence in Ukraine will condemn the country to the same.
However, on the other hand, we strongly condemn the attack of a group of spoiled, fascist youth in England against Mr. Tatar.
Americans must join in solidarity to condemn today’s act of political violence and violence in all forms.
John Kirby, the state department spokesman, said: "We condemn this act of violence, whatever its source.
We condemn terrorism and the unthinkable violence taking place, including the ongoing hostage situation.
Law enforcement and county personnel swarmed the former in Rosslyn to clear the building of squatters and condemn the property.
The Terrorism Act 2000 gives the Home Secretary the right to condemn any organisation that they believe is linked to terrorism.
While it does publicly condemn a member’s behavior, a censure typically does not include that person being expelled from office.
Sinn Féin looked to add lines to the motion to 'unreservedly condemn Israel’s brutal assault on the civilian population of Gaza'.
Loyal democrats join forces to condemn attacks on democracy, isolate those responsible for such attacks and hold them accountable.
There is no doubt that the Court will condemn Israel, forcing the 195 member states of the United Nations to draw the consequences.
Look, I’ll say it again for the “I don’t know how many-eth” time: We condemn all acts of violence.
The sentiments of BJP workers were hurt… and they registered a case… We condemn the incident… CR Paatil should not misuse his power.
These strands have played out in the voting patterns on the three UN General Assembly votes to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Gloucester City Council spokesperson said they strongly condemn any graffiti of public monuments.
Common combinations with condemn
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to condemn 93×
- condemn the 63×
- condemn this 15×
- we condemn 15×
- strongly condemn 13×
- and condemn 11×
- condemn israel 9×
- must condemn 6×
- condemn it 6×
- condemn these 5×
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