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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241. In a news conference in Seoul, the cloning team also condemned the reproductive cloning of humans as "unsafe and inefficient."
242. The anti-apartheid publicly condemned her in 1989 for inflicting a reign of terror on Soweto with her gang of bodyguards.
243. For example, corruption, collusion and nepotism should be condemned by all Asians.
244. Her early widowhood condemned her to lead a life of hardship.
245. The White House condemned the attack as an act of terrorism that no cause whatsoever can justify.
246. Taiwan's Foreign Minister, Eugene Chien, condemned what he called China's dollar diplomacy in wooing away Dominica . He said it was a huge sum for a country with just 70,000 people.
247. In democratic countries any efforts to restrict the freedom of the press are rightly condemned.
248. Church workers in Seoul have condemned plans by rail authorities to kick-out around 300 homeless people staying in a railway station onto the streets.
249. This is because a censorious tongue may prove worse than any fault condemned in others.
249. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
250. This internationally known writer was foully condemned by the Muslim '.
251. Martland said: "Mussolini ended his life hung upside down in Milan, but history has not been kind to Hoare either, condemned as an appeaser of fascism alongside Neville Chamberlain.
252. Blame for the incident fell on the ship's deceased captain, E. J. Smith, who was condemned for racing at 22 knots through a known ice field in the dark waters off the coast of Newfoundland.
253. Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney also condemned the assassination during a campaign stop in New Hampshire.
254. A legendary figure who, out of devotion, pledged his life as a guarantee that his condemned friend Pythias would return to face execution. Both were subsequently pardoned.
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