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condemningverbpresent participle of condemn to declare to be morally wrong or evilit is a sign of human progress that slavery, which was once legal in many places, is now universally condemned anathematizing, censuring, damning, decrying, denouncing, execrating, reprehending, reprobating attacking, blaming, blasting, criticizing, dispraising, dissing(slang), faulting, knocking, panning, slammingbelittling, deprecating, disparagingdooming, sentencingconvictingblacklisting, excommunicating, ostracizingcastigating, chastising, rebuking, reprimanding, reproachingadmonishing, chiding, reprovingberating, lambasting, raking, scolding, upbraiding, vituperatingcursing, imprecatingabhorring, abominating, detesting, hating, loathing, reviling blessing approving, endorsing(also indorsing), sanctioningeulogizing, exalting, extolling, glorifying, lauding, praisingacclaiming, applauding, commending, hailing, saluting, toutingconsecrating, hallowing, sanctifyinghonoring, revering, venerating to express one's unfavorable opinion of the worth or quality ofa report that condemns the working conditions in the factories of many developing countries blaming, censuring, criticizing, denouncing, dispraising, dissing(slang), faulting, knocking, panning, reprehending, slagging(chiefly British) skewering, tweakingassailing, attacking, blasting, clobbering, slamming, slashingnicking (at), sniping (at)beefing, bellyaching, bitching, carping, caviling(or cavilling), complaining, crabbing, croaking, fussing, griping, grousing, growling, grumbling, kicking, kvetching, moaning, murmuring, muttering, niggling, quibbling, whiningadmonishing, chiding, drubbing, rebuking, reprimanding, reproaching, reprovingberating, castigating, crucifying, excoriating, flaying, gibbeting, hammering, keelhauling, lambasting, lashing, pillorying, scolding, upbraidingbad-mouthing, belittling, decrying, deriding, discommending, disparaging, putting down coming down hard (on), finding fault (with), taking to task extolling, lauding, praising approving, commending, endorsing(also indorsing), recommending, sanctioning to express public or formal disapproval ofthe philosopher's works were once condemned by the church and placed on its list of forbidden books censuring, denouncing, objurgating, rebuking, reprimanding, reproaching, reproving admonishing, chastisingcastigating, punishingbawling out, berating, chewing out, cutting up, dressing down, flaying, gibbeting, jawing, keelhauling, lambasting, lecturing, ragging, railing (at or against), rating, scolding, scoring, telling off, upbraidingbelittling, criticizing, deprecating, depreciating, disparaging bringing to account, calling to account citing, commending, endorsing(also indorsing) acclaiming, applauding, hailing, honoringeulogizing, lauding, praisingapproving, blessing, sanctioning to find or pronounce guiltythe accused was condemned by the news media even before the trial began convicting accusing, arraigning, charging, impeaching, indictingcensuring, damning, denouncing, rebuking, reprimanding, reproaching, reprovingadmonishing, castigating, chastisingpenalizing, punishing, sentencing absolving, acquitting, clearing, exculpating, exonerating, vindicating citing, commending, endorsing(also indorsing)approving, blessing, sanctioning to impose a judicial punishment ona stern judge who does not hesitate to condemn a felon to life behind bars damning, dooming, sentencing adjudging, judgingcastigating, censuring, chastening, chastising, correcting, disciplining, penalizing, punishingconcluding, deciding, decreeing, determining, finding, opining, resolving, ruling pardoning, reprieving |