Similar words: condemn, condescend, condensation, pandemic, ponder, wonderful, respondent, second. Meaning: [kən'dem] 
adj. 1. pronounced or proved guilty 2. officially and strongly disapproved 3. taken without permission or consent especially by public authority 4. officially pronounced unfit for use or consumption.
adj. 1. pronounced or proved guilty 2. officially and strongly disapproved 3. taken without permission or consent especially by public authority 4. officially pronounced unfit for use or consumption. 
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91. The report also was condemned by Rep.
92. The one venture the saint had just condemned.
93. The French government strongly condemned the killings.
94. Community leaders have condemned the attack.
95. Astrology was condemned as the doctrine of demons.
96. Inspectors condemned the three buildings after the fire.
97. Justine has been condemned to death.
98. The state allows no communication with a condemned man.
99. The Congress, held in a factory, condemned the invasion.
100. Independent parts manufacturers condemned the proposals as anti-competitive.
101. The murder has been widely condemned.
102. Lord Owen condemned the voting as chaotic.
103. Pop music has been condemned as decadent and crude.
104. You are condemned to live outside time.
105. The Foreign Office also condemned the increase.
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106. What the former valued as a proper earthiness and sensuality, the latter condemned as mere vulgarity.
107. He condemned dancing in every form, even the kitchen dances were sinful and against the wishes of our Church.
108. The invasion was condemned as 'blatant aggression' by the British Prime Minister.
109. His capitulation has been condemned by some comfortable historians, unthreatened by a London mob and remote from Stapledon's horrifying end.
110. The rest of the Condemned were still nonentities, the clerks and Civil Servants of the music business.
111. The French government condemned the killings and ordered an immediate investigation.
112. Like Jagger, like Rotten, he is condemned to live out its pantomime for ever.
113. Instead the planners condemned many villages to long, slow, lingering decline.
114. During an emergency debate on the situation on Sept. 25 the Bundestag unanimously condemned the attacks.
115. In classical literature and ethics hypocrisy is condemned as undermining the essential distinction between good and evil.
116. Tireless, she came back once more and was condemned to death.
117. It contains some interesting relics, including the door of the condemned cell from the old Calton jail.
118. Moderate Kosovan leaders such as Ibrahim Rugova have condemned the guerrillas for damaging the quest for independence.
119. The present leasehold system affects an estimated three million owners and has been widely condemned as unfair and archaic.
120. But the formula which brought them together was widely, and justifiably, condemned as unwieldy and tedious.
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