Condemnation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONDEMNATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of condemning
• the expression of very strong disapproval; censure
• the action of condemning someone to a punishment; sentencing.
• The act of condemning or pronouncing to be wrong; censure; blame; disapprobation.
• The act of judicially condemning, or adjudging guilty, unfit for use, or forfeited; the act of dooming to punishment or forfeiture.
• The state of being condemned.
• The ground or reason of condemning.
• an expression of strong disapproval; pronouncing as wrong or morally culpable
• (law) the act of condemning (as land forfeited for public use) or judging to be unfit for use (as a food product or an unsafe building)
• an appeal to some supernatural power to inflict evil on someone or some group
• the condition of being strongly disapproved of
• (criminal law) a final judgment of guilty in a criminal case and the punishment that is imposed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• censure, blame

Words related to CONDEMNATION

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Words that contain CONDEMNATION

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How to use CONDEMNATION in a sentence

• The history of literature affords no instance of a condemnation less justifiable, on the plea of profanity, than that of this Mystery.
• Extreme measures were, however, not agreeable to Epicureans, who in general had nothing but condemnation for civil war.
• How difficult it is for error to escape its own condemnation! PUBLIUS.
• Instead of an official condemnation, he offered the king satisfaction in various ways.
• He spoke in terms of strong condemnation of slavery, and of the apprenticeship system.
• And Rome has put this inconsistent book beside the letters to Anne Boleyn, as it were in the pillory here for the condemnation of the world.
• It was not decent, for it was not necessary, that capture should be followed so rapidly by trial, and condemnation by execution.
• As the reasons for condemnation multiplied, he did but push on the harder, striking at each tender spot in his own armor.
• She is a very severe critic, and, as she censures sharply, I am only too thankful when I escape her condemnation.
• Their unjust condemnation of Rutilius Rufus had shown how unfit they were to be intrusted with judicial duties.
• But they said that this was on condition that I did not defend it, that I stopped the series, and that I myself published my own condemnation in a letter to the Bishop of Oxford.
• But in truth the virtual condemnation of Tract 90, after that the whole difficulty seemed to have been weathered, was an enormous disappointment and trial.
• This subject was brought forward by Lord Brougham on the 6th of March, who moved two resolutions in condemnation of the order in council of July.
• The Virgin, on the right of her Son, is the picture of heavenly mercy, and, as if terrified at the words of eternal condemnation, she turns away.
• The poor man was executed about a fortnight after his condemnation.
• This work has been most injurious to the faith and life of the church, and its deeds must therefore be its condemnation.
• But the public sentiment that existed at the time must be taken into account before a too ready condemnation of one of the actors in this fearful tragedy.
• The condemnation and death of Jeanne was a serious attack upon the prestige of Charles VII.
• Vice, condemnation for an undeserved reputation for, 131-l.
• In the eyes of some Saxon officers, to whom this fact was known, it was sufficient reason for its condemnation.
• All this, from one whose condemnation of Rome was decisive and severe, was novel.
• It was intolerable that the men should escape, yet their condemnation must be accomplished in a respectable way.
• Denial is useless, mere condemnation is of small value, explanation alone will meet the difficulty.
• Like the public, which forms a circle for such activity, it is confined to a harmless malicious joy, and to a condemnation which reflects upon itself.
• He was long past the point where he had strength to trot, but he could walk, and he did walk and carry Casey on his back, still whispering condemnation.
• The condemnation of them by the performers has a show of reason in it as they taxed their capacity too severely.
• You can there read the eternal condemnation of those who have employed them for the sake of gain.
• It is well known that the advisers of Pius X have committed the Papacy to a wholesale condemnation of the new movement.
• Its novelty is not its necessary condemnation, but neither on the other hand is innovation of necessity the same thing as reform.

Similar words containing NDEMNA without suffix tion and without prefix co

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