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condemn
verb (condemned , condemning )
1 to declare something to be wrong or evil.
2 to pronounce someone guilty; to convict someone.
3 (usu condemn someone to something)
a to sentence them to (a punishment, especially death);
b to force into (a disagreeable fate).
4 to show the guilt of someone; to give away or betray someone His obvious nervousness condemned him .
5 to declare (a building) unfit to be used or lived in.
[13c: from French condemner , from Latin condemnare , from con- together + damnare to convict]
condemnation noun .
condemnatory adverb .
verb (condemned , condemning )
1 to declare something to be wrong or evil.
2 to pronounce someone guilty; to convict someone.
3 (usu condemn someone to something)
a to sentence them to (a punishment, especially death);
b to force into (a disagreeable fate).
4 to show the guilt of someone; to give away or betray someone His obvious nervousness condemned him .
5 to declare (a building) unfit to be used or lived in.
[13c: from French condemner , from Latin condemnare , from con- together + damnare to convict]
condemnation noun .
condemnatory adverb .
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