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condemned

UK
/kənˈdɛmd/
US
/kənˈdɛmd/

Translations

condemnedadjective
UK
/kənˈdɛmnd/
US
/kənˈdɛmnd/
The condemned man awaited his execution.
Осуждённый человек ждал своей казни.
The condemned building was scheduled for demolition.
Забракованное здание было запланировано к сносу.
Synonyms
cursed
damned
denounced
reprobate
blameworthy
Antonyms
approved
exonerated
sanctioned
condemnednoun
condemned
pl
UK
/kənˈdɛmd/
US
/kənˈdɛmd/
Usually plural and preceded by the definite article; refers to people sentenced to death.
condemnverb

condemned

Past Simple

condemned
Past Simple
condemned
Past Participle
condemning
Gerund
UK
/kənˈdɛm/
US
/kənˈdɛm/
The council decided to condemn the building due to safety concerns.
Совет решил осудить здание из-за проблем с безопасностью.
The judge will condemn the criminal to life in prison.
Судья приговорит преступника к пожизненному заключению.
Additional translations
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Synonyms
censure
criticize
denounce
reproach
rebuke
blame
accuse
disapprove
decry
vilify
Antonyms
commend
praise
approve
condemnpast participle

condemned

Used attributively to describe something/someone that has been officially declared unfit, or a person under sentence of death.

Definitions

condemnedadjective
Officially declared unfit for use or habitation.
The condemned building was marked with warning signs to keep people away.
Having been strongly criticized or denounced, especially by an authoritative body or public opinion.
His condemned remarks sparked protests across the country.
Sentenced to a particular punishment, especially death.
The condemned prisoner awaited execution in a high-security cell.
condemnednoun
People who have been sentenced to death.
The prison wing houses the condemned.
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.
condemnpast participle
Officially declared unfit for habitation or use.
The condemned house stood abandoned for years.
Under sentence of death.
The condemned prisoner spent his last night in the cell.
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