Condemning [verb]
Definition of Condemning:
blame, convict
Synonyms of Condemning:
● Criticize
● Sentence
● Punish
● Denounce
● Censure
● Decry
● Chide
● Castigate
● Knock
● Reprobate
● Deprecate
● Name
● Reprehend
● Reproach
● Frame
● Skin
● Pronounce
● Disapprove
● Disparage
● Damn
● Adjudge
● Belittle
● Judge
● Upbraid
● Doom
● Reprove
● Proscribe
● Depreciate
● Come down on
● Put away
● Put down
● Blow whistle on
● Call down
● Denunciate
● Find fault with
● Find guilty
● Hang something on
● Let have it
● Pass sentence on
● Pin it on
● Point finger at
● Send up
● Send up the river
● Thumbs down on
Opposite/Antonyms of Condemning:
● Set free
● Free
● Discharge
● Clear
● Acquit
● Endorse
● Commend
● Approve
● Release
● Pardon
● Exonerate
● Absolve
● Exalt
● Sanction
● Build up
● Praise
● Laud
● Compliment
Sentence/Example of Condemning:
It was said to be most unparliamentary to pass a bill one week, and the next week to pass a resolution condemning that bill.
A resolution condemning the manner in which his accounts had been kept was lost by only one vote.
They knew that they could not carry a resolution directly condemning him.
Was there a chance that, in condemning Withers, they would destroy his reputation for brilliant work?
To prefer one thing does not involve condemning everything else.
That is human nature, and I am merely regretting, not condemning it.
It is difficult to say, for one never knows when he is praising or when he is condemning.
He was indisputably right in condemning a system under which the island was 'governed neither as a country conquered nor free.'
The character of the Templars is not rehabilitated by condemning the conduct of the King and Pope.
The other inmates had been holding a mock revolutionary trial and condemning one of their number to execution.