Definition of condemnation in English:

condemnation

noun ˌkɒndəmˈneɪʃnˌkɑndəmˈneɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The expression of very strong disapproval; censure.
there was strong international condemnation of the attack
Example sentencesExamples
- The ambivalence stems from Wittgenstein's admiration of Freud combined with his staunch condemnation of psychoanalytic theory.
- We only listen, even if there is some bitterness and judgment and condemnation in your speech.
- We ask you to add your voice to the growing chorus of condemnation of Australia's refugee program.
- Not a word of condemnation, criticism or even impartial reminder of her responsibility.
- Yet the response to its plan to shut facilities at the Barbican Centre or Yearsley has prompted a tidal wave of condemnation.
- The article is accompanied by condemnation from Nationalist politicians.
- A glimmer of either joyful revelry, criticism, or downright condemnation.
- Despite his attempts to calm spirits, Dieudonné met with widespread condemnation.
- Most telling about the agenda of Human Rights Watch is the joint NGO statement of condemnation regarding the Beslan terrorist massacre.
- There was also condemnation in the Middle East of the kidnapping.
- Livnat has also awarded the Israel Prize to a scientist who spoke out sharply in condemnation of homosexuals.
- Without exception, those who concoct these systems exempt themselves from condemnation.
- We can have anger without hate, discernment without judgment and condemnation and expression without suppression.
- The disclosures last night provoked renewed condemnation of Britain's multibillion-pound arms industry for selling to both sides in the escalating Kashmir crisis.
- But his defence did little to defuse the anger of critics, and the blogosphere was filled with condemnation for the paper.
- They are owed our admiration, certainly not condemnation.
- He struck a more populist note in his outspoken condemnation of the French resumption of nuclear testing at Mururoa in 1995.
- For example, he would have been aware of the condemnation by the Northern General Baptist Convention in 1920 of liberal tendencies among Baptists.
- There is much about rehearsals, interpretations, recommendations or condemnations of performers.
- The hearings drew thousands of citizens and close to universal condemnation of the rule changes.
Synonyms
censure, criticism, castigation, stricture, denunciation, damnation, vilification, opprobrium
reproof, disapproval, disapprobation
informal flak, a bad press
rare reprobation, arraignment, excoriation, objurgation
2The action of condemning someone to a punishment; sentencing.
Example sentencesExamples
- As a result, they repeatedly solicited papal bulls condemning Jansenist works, and persecuted priests who refused formally to accept the condemnations.
- The condemnation was accompanied by the ritual call for a ceasefire and for so-called UN peacekeeping forces to be sent to occupy the region.
- Condemnation of the serial killer has been matched by criticism of the ineffective work of the local police and school headmasters.
- All the time he was under condemnation at Newgate he seemed only to meditate on making his escape.

Definition of condemnation in US English:

condemnation

nounˌkɑndəmˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌkändəmˈnāSH(ə)n

1The expression of very strong disapproval; censure.
there was strong international condemnation of the attack
Example sentencesExamples
- The disclosures last night provoked renewed condemnation of Britain's multibillion-pound arms industry for selling to both sides in the escalating Kashmir crisis.
- Without exception, those who concoct these systems exempt themselves from condemnation.
- We can have anger without hate, discernment without judgment and condemnation and expression without suppression.
- Livnat has also awarded the Israel Prize to a scientist who spoke out sharply in condemnation of homosexuals.
- But his defence did little to defuse the anger of critics, and the blogosphere was filled with condemnation for the paper.
- We only listen, even if there is some bitterness and judgment and condemnation in your speech.
- Not a word of condemnation, criticism or even impartial reminder of her responsibility.
- We ask you to add your voice to the growing chorus of condemnation of Australia's refugee program.
- The ambivalence stems from Wittgenstein's admiration of Freud combined with his staunch condemnation of psychoanalytic theory.
- There was also condemnation in the Middle East of the kidnapping.
- Most telling about the agenda of Human Rights Watch is the joint NGO statement of condemnation regarding the Beslan terrorist massacre.
- They are owed our admiration, certainly not condemnation.
- There is much about rehearsals, interpretations, recommendations or condemnations of performers.
- A glimmer of either joyful revelry, criticism, or downright condemnation.
- For example, he would have been aware of the condemnation by the Northern General Baptist Convention in 1920 of liberal tendencies among Baptists.
- Despite his attempts to calm spirits, Dieudonné met with widespread condemnation.
- The article is accompanied by condemnation from Nationalist politicians.
- He struck a more populist note in his outspoken condemnation of the French resumption of nuclear testing at Mururoa in 1995.
- The hearings drew thousands of citizens and close to universal condemnation of the rule changes.
- Yet the response to its plan to shut facilities at the Barbican Centre or Yearsley has prompted a tidal wave of condemnation.
Synonyms
censure, criticism, castigation, stricture, denunciation, damnation, vilification, opprobrium
2The action of condemning someone to a punishment; sentencing.
Example sentencesExamples
- As a result, they repeatedly solicited papal bulls condemning Jansenist works, and persecuted priests who refused formally to accept the condemnations.
- All the time he was under condemnation at Newgate he seemed only to meditate on making his escape.
- The condemnation was accompanied by the ritual call for a ceasefire and for so-called UN peacekeeping forces to be sent to occupy the region.
- Condemnation of the serial killer has been matched by criticism of the ineffective work of the local police and school headmasters.

单词	condemnation
释义	Definition of condemnation in English: condemnation noun ˌkɒndəmˈneɪʃnˌkɑndəmˈneɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The expression of very strong disapproval; censure. there was strong international condemnation of the attack Example sentencesExamples The ambivalence stems from Wittgenstein's admiration of Freud combined with his staunch condemnation of psychoanalytic theory. We only listen, even if there is some bitterness and judgment and condemnation in your speech. We ask you to add your voice to the growing chorus of condemnation of Australia's refugee program. Not a word of condemnation, criticism or even impartial reminder of her responsibility. Yet the response to its plan to shut facilities at the Barbican Centre or Yearsley has prompted a tidal wave of condemnation. The article is accompanied by condemnation from Nationalist politicians. A glimmer of either joyful revelry, criticism, or downright condemnation. Despite his attempts to calm spirits, Dieudonné met with widespread condemnation. Most telling about the agenda of Human Rights Watch is the joint NGO statement of condemnation regarding the Beslan terrorist massacre. There was also condemnation in the Middle East of the kidnapping. Livnat has also awarded the Israel Prize to a scientist who spoke out sharply in condemnation of homosexuals. Without exception, those who concoct these systems exempt themselves from condemnation. We can have anger without hate, discernment without judgment and condemnation and expression without suppression. The disclosures last night provoked renewed condemnation of Britain's multibillion-pound arms industry for selling to both sides in the escalating Kashmir crisis. But his defence did little to defuse the anger of critics, and the blogosphere was filled with condemnation for the paper. They are owed our admiration, certainly not condemnation. He struck a more populist note in his outspoken condemnation of the French resumption of nuclear testing at Mururoa in 1995. For example, he would have been aware of the condemnation by the Northern General Baptist Convention in 1920 of liberal tendencies among Baptists. There is much about rehearsals, interpretations, recommendations or condemnations of performers. The hearings drew thousands of citizens and close to universal condemnation of the rule changes. Synonyms censure, criticism, castigation, stricture, denunciation, damnation, vilification, opprobrium reproof, disapproval, disapprobation informal flak, a bad press rare reprobation, arraignment, excoriation, objurgation 2The action of condemning someone to a punishment; sentencing. Example sentencesExamples As a result, they repeatedly solicited papal bulls condemning Jansenist works, and persecuted priests who refused formally to accept the condemnations. The condemnation was accompanied by the ritual call for a ceasefire and for so-called UN peacekeeping forces to be sent to occupy the region. Condemnation of the serial killer has been matched by criticism of the ineffective work of the local police and school headmasters. All the time he was under condemnation at Newgate he seemed only to meditate on making his escape. Definition of condemnation in US English: condemnation nounˌkɑndəmˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌkändəmˈnāSH(ə)n 1The expression of very strong disapproval; censure. there was strong international condemnation of the attack Example sentencesExamples The disclosures last night provoked renewed condemnation of Britain's multibillion-pound arms industry for selling to both sides in the escalating Kashmir crisis. Without exception, those who concoct these systems exempt themselves from condemnation. We can have anger without hate, discernment without judgment and condemnation and expression without suppression. Livnat has also awarded the Israel Prize to a scientist who spoke out sharply in condemnation of homosexuals. But his defence did little to defuse the anger of critics, and the blogosphere was filled with condemnation for the paper. We only listen, even if there is some bitterness and judgment and condemnation in your speech. Not a word of condemnation, criticism or even impartial reminder of her responsibility. We ask you to add your voice to the growing chorus of condemnation of Australia's refugee program. The ambivalence stems from Wittgenstein's admiration of Freud combined with his staunch condemnation of psychoanalytic theory. There was also condemnation in the Middle East of the kidnapping. Most telling about the agenda of Human Rights Watch is the joint NGO statement of condemnation regarding the Beslan terrorist massacre. They are owed our admiration, certainly not condemnation. There is much about rehearsals, interpretations, recommendations or condemnations of performers. A glimmer of either joyful revelry, criticism, or downright condemnation. For example, he would have been aware of the condemnation by the Northern General Baptist Convention in 1920 of liberal tendencies among Baptists. Despite his attempts to calm spirits, Dieudonné met with widespread condemnation. The article is accompanied by condemnation from Nationalist politicians. He struck a more populist note in his outspoken condemnation of the French resumption of nuclear testing at Mururoa in 1995. The hearings drew thousands of citizens and close to universal condemnation of the rule changes. Yet the response to its plan to shut facilities at the Barbican Centre or Yearsley has prompted a tidal wave of condemnation. Synonyms censure, criticism, castigation, stricture, denunciation, damnation, vilification, opprobrium 2The action of condemning someone to a punishment; sentencing. Example sentencesExamples As a result, they repeatedly solicited papal bulls condemning Jansenist works, and persecuted priests who refused formally to accept the condemnations. All the time he was under condemnation at Newgate he seemed only to meditate on making his escape. The condemnation was accompanied by the ritual call for a ceasefire and for so-called UN peacekeeping forces to be sent to occupy the region. Condemnation of the serial killer has been matched by criticism of the ineffective work of the local police and school headmasters.
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