Condemned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONDEMNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONDEMN, to judge unfavourably
• express complete disapproval of; censure
• sentence (someone) to a particular punishment, especially death
• (of circumstances) force (someone) to endure or accept something unpleasant
• prove or show to be guilty or unsatisfactory
• officially declare (something) to be unfit for use
ADJECTIVE:
• Pronounced to be wrong, guilty, worthless, or forfeited; adjudged or sentenced to punishment, destruction, or confiscation.
• Used for condemned persons.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to criticize severely

Words related to CONDEMNED

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Words that contain CONDEMNED

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How to use CONDEMNED in a sentence

• It has condemned the science which would perfect the art, as if the false could ever become the medium of the true.
• The plot unfortunately was discovered and the chief with all his relatives, including the beautiful girl, condemned to be taken out to sea in a canoe and drowned.
• IT IS POLYGAMY WHICH HAS BEEN CONDEMNED, AND IS TO BE CONDEMNED, BY THE CHRISTIAN WORLD.
• They could only think of him as wandering and suffering in the cold and darkness, hungry and miserable, and they condemned themselves.
• The stream by the camp is condemned, and all water is supplied in tiny rations from pumps.
• The condition in which these prisoners lived cannot be too strongly condemned.
• He was the dark-browed commandant who had tried and condemned me to death.
• Sentence was not passed upon condemned persons until they appeared, dressed up in a San Benito, at the place of punishment.
• The cook was in this manner tried by his peers and condemned to die, and he knew it.
• He conducted his own defense with such eloquence that the original impeachment was abandoned, although he was immediately condemned for high treason and executed.
• The Assemblies of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Pennsylvania condemned its principles.
• He was further condemned to remain at the after-disposal of the government, and to pay three-fourths of the expenses of the trial.
• In some instances where powder has been condemned by survey, it has been directed to be thrown overboard.
• In either case it will be seen that Continental Masonry alone stands condemned.
• And since that nature is in itself divine, all that springs from it is praiseworthy, and those acts usually regarded as sins are not to be condemned.
• It happened to be one Haxey, whom the parliament, in order to make atonement, condemned for this offence to die the death of a traitor.
• Here and there a brave judge has condemned the infamy of the chain-gang and convict lease systems.
• His deeds were weighed in the balance, and if they were found wanting, he was condemned to the fiery pains of hell.
• I was second to no man in condemnation of slavery, because the Bible condemned it.
• Both were condemned as Protestants, and both were burnt at the stake, the bishop at Gloucester, the canon at Smithfield.
• Suddenly he finds himself an exile, lonely, condemned and deserted.

Similar words containing NDEMN without suffix ed and without prefix co

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