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condemning

UK
/kənˈdɛmɪŋ/
US
/kənˈdɛmɪŋ/

Translations

condemninggerund / present participle
UK
/kənˈdɛmɪŋ/
US
/kənˈdɛmɪŋ/
Used attributively as a present-participle adjective.
réprobateurQui exprime une forte désapprobation.
The condemning tone of the report highlighted the numerous failures of the project.
Le ton réprobateur du rapport a mis en évidence les nombreuses défaillances du projet.
Additional translations
condamnantPlus littéraire ou soutenu, au sens de « qui condamne ».
Synonyms
censuring
denouncing
reproving
criticizing
blaming
condemningnoun
UK
/kənˈdɛmɪŋ/
US
/kənˈdɛmɪŋ/
Gerund functioning as an uncountable noun meaning "the act of condemning".
condamnationAu sens d'expression publique de désapprobation.
The public condemning of the policy was swift and widespread.
La condamnation publique de la politique a été rapide et générale.
Additional translations
réprobationPlus marqué par l'idée de désapprobation que par l'acte juridique de condamner.
Synonyms
condemnation
denunciation
censure
rebuke
reproach
reproof
criticism
castigation
admonition
indictment
condemnverb

condemning

Gerund

condemned
Past Simple
condemned
Past Participle
condemning
Gerund
UK
/kənˈdɛm/
US
/kənˈdɛm/
The council condemned the new policy as unfair and discriminatory.
Le conseil a condamné la nouvelle politique comme étant injuste et discriminatoire.
condamnerAu sens juridique.
The judge condemned the criminal to life imprisonment.
Le juge a condamné le criminel à la prison à perpétuité.
condamnerAu sens administratif ou immobilier.
The city officials condemned the old warehouse due to safety concerns.
Les autorités municipales ont condamné l'ancien entrepôt pour des raisons de sécurité.
condamnerAu sens de déclarer coupable ou passible d'une peine.
His own testimony ultimately condemned him.
Son propre témoignage l'a finalement condamné.
condamnerAvec la tournure condamner à.
The drought condemned the crops to failure.
La sécheresse a condamné les récoltes à l'échec.
Synonyms
censure
criticize
denounce
reproach
rebuke
blame
accuse
disapprove
decry
vilify
Antonyms
commend
praise
approve
condemngerund / present participle

condemning

Used attributively to describe speech or writing that expresses strong disapproval.
réprobateurPour exprimer une forte désapprobation ou une dénonciation.
The article was filled with condemning remarks about corruption.
L'article était rempli de remarques réprobatrices sur la corruption.

Definitions

condemninggerund / present participle
Expressing strong disapproval or criticism.
The condemning tone of the report highlighted the numerous failures of the project.
condemningnoun
The act of expressing disapproval; condemnation.
The public condemning of the policy was swift and widespread.
condemnverb
To express strong disapproval of something.
The council condemned the new policy as unfair and discriminatory.
To sentence someone to a particular punishment, especially death.
The judge condemned the criminal to life imprisonment.
To declare a building unfit for use or occupancy.
The city officials condemned the old warehouse due to safety concerns.
To demonstrate or indicate that someone is guilty or deserving of punishment.
His own testimony ultimately condemned him.
To cause someone or something to suffer an unpleasant fate; to doom, often followed by "to".
The drought condemned the crops to failure.
condemngerund / present participle
Expressing strong disapproval or denunciation.
The article was filled with condemning remarks about corruption.
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