Condemning is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONDEMNING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONDEMN, to judge unfavourably
• (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
• express complete disapproval of; censure
• sentence (someone) to a particular punishment, especially death
ADJECTIVE:
• containing or imposing condemnation or censure
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to criticize severely

Words related to CONDEMNING

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How to use CONDEMNING in a sentence

• They compare them selves to open sinners and in respect of them justify them selves condemning the open sinners.
• Pennington should moreover have known by this time that the meeting held on the 13th was held, among other things, for the purpose of condemning mob excesses.
• Not only was he condemning a man unheard, but a man who, though he might dislike him, he had for years, for his private virtues, trusted and admired.
• And then at a sign from this condemning machine poor Kinko was taken away.
• Thrust out forever and despised! The friend his heart held dear asking neither for confirmation nor denial, but condemning him unheard.
• The legislatures of the Southern states, while condemning the tariff, repudiated the step which South Carolina had taken.
• One of the reasons that this man gave for condemning Joan of Arc to the stake was that she was born in too low a rank of life to have been inspired by God.
• While undertaking to defend the most material interests of man, judging them or condemning them, he will perhaps bring to light many sources of intellectual delight.
• And now, Athenians, I am not going to argue for my own sake, as you may think, but for yours, that you may not sin against the God by condemning me, who am his gift to you.
• Condemning, as every one must condemn, the conduct of these wretches, I believe in the existence of grievances which call rather for pity than punishment.
• I agree with you entirely, in condemning the mania of giving names to objects of any kind after persons still living.
• Hammond sent a most positive reply absolutely condemning his proposed action.
• It seemed too much like condemning a man without giving him a trial.
• Before condemning Jeanne as a witch he wanted to make sure that she was not merely suffering from weakness.
• But, whoever would claim the admiration of mankind for their good actions, must prove his impartiality by fearlessly condemning their evil deeds.
• It is true that Johnson was sometimes not less austere in condemning a great work of art for its bad morality.
• As great a coward as the women whose unconcern I have of late been so condemning.
• At any rate, he had learned, during those months of solitary wandering, the power of condemning himself.
• Public monuments have certainly not improved, nor has the criticism of them improved, as is evident from the fashion of condemning such a large number of them as pompous.
• With savage cruelty he repressed rebellion, condemning hundreds of Jews to crucifixion.
• It made a few changes in the words and struck out a clause condemning the slave-trade.
• And in condemning him and his family, I must condemn myself also.
• Novelty of some sort was indispensable, and the audience, if they might not wholly approve, were yet expected to forbear condemning.
• Stanton and Miss Anthony came letters from far and wide, both approving and condemning.
• There are noble and true men who protest against it, but if the churches united in condemning it, we all know it would be stopped.

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