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Meaning of condemnation
The primary meaning of the word "condemnation" is the act of condemning someone or something.
Etymology of condemnation
The word "condemnation" originates from the Latin "condemnare," which means to condemn or sentence, derived from "com-" (together) and "damnare" (to sentence or condemn)
Historically, the word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the act of formally judging or sentencing someone or something as guilty or wrong
Synonyms
denunciation
criticism
disapproval
censure
reproach
rebuke
reprimand
admonition
reproof
blame
objection
disfavor
dislike
displeasure
discontent
dissatisfaction
outrage
indignation
umbrage
offense
scandal
shame
opprobrium
vilification
excoriation
castigation
chastisement
scolding
berating
lashing
lambasting
pillorying
attacking
assailing
Definitions
- The act of condemning someone or something as wrong or evil
- An expression of strong disapproval or criticism
- A formal judgment or verdict of guilt or wrongdoing
- The state of being condemned, especially to a punishment or penalty
Usage Examples
- The human rights organization issued a statement of condemnation against the government's actions
- The community's condemnation of the crime was unanimous
- The court's condemnation of the defendant was severe, resulting in a lengthy prison sentence
Antonyms
approval
praise
commendation
endorsement
sanction
blessing
acquittal
vindication
exoneration
absolution
justification
defense
support
applause
accolades
tribute
homage
admiration
appreciation
gratitude
favor
acceptance
tolerance