Condemns is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONDEMNS 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to criticize severely

Words related to CONDEMNS

condemn12 condemned15 condemning16

Words that contain CONDEMNS

precondemns18

How to use CONDEMNS in a sentence

• This slavery the Bible condemns in the most explicit manner.
• Again, the prefect who condemns her to death, Turchius Almachius, bears a name unknown to the profane historians of Rome.
• He condemns not only insincerity and affectation of feeling, but all such poetic imagery as does not correspond to the actual prosaic belief of the writer.
• He condemns Robert Browning for his obscurity and praises George Meredith for his rich complexity.
• Ruskin, who, in another of his treatises, condemns Michelangelo for a want of variety, beauty, feeling, in his heads and faces.
• It has unfamiliar features, and that condemns it in their eyes.
• Condemns him for not timely exerting himself to save her.
• In consequence of this perverse ambition, every habit which reason condemns may be indulged and avowed.
• Nothing which reason condemns can be suitable to the dignity of the human mind.
• Is it an unmixed evil? Can anything console the sufferer? Cicero at once condemns the sophistry of Epicurus.
• They stand or fall together, and the artist who condemns the critic condemns himself also.
• And public opinion in France condemns persons under suspicion, while, by an inexplicable reaction, it justifies those committed for trial.
• This is not to say that one condemns the man who devotes his life to the accumulation of property.
• When she charges a man with want of tact, which is merely touch, a woman condemns him without hope.
• Gerard admits we cannot paint what we have not seen, and by example rather condemns his own recommendations.
• No one condemns another for preferring green to gold.
• In other words, what Professor Cornelius condemns is what many of the rest of us also condemn under another name.
• The warder of the bridge weighs the deeds of the wicked soul in his balance, and condemns it.
• It is in a great degree the doing of others that he is what he is, or in other words, the society which now condemns him is partly answerable concerning him.
• Everything in the law is therefore holy, and moreover we are only entitled to blame such portions of the history of the Jewish nation as Holy Scripture itself condemns.
• The little drama comes to its end with the intervention of Christ, who condemns the foolish virgins.
• But when we come to the close analysis of motives and impulses, many an act the world condemns is far less reprehensible than other acts which meet its loud acclaim.
• But I, who am idle, am luxurious, and she condemns me to live upon salt provisions.
• When the union tries to force a higher wage than the market will warrant, when it strives not to establish but to defeat competition, the public condemns.
• How severely this condemns the follies of the preceding, my own heart alone can testify.
• Possibly his own ideal would lose its secret support if what it condemns had wholly disappeared.
• But Mohammed, the prophet of Arabia, taught his followers to pray openly on any street corner, or on the deck of a ship, in public, just like the Pharisees whom Jesus condemns.
• But surely, if the Christian religion positively condemns the use of them in one, it condemns the use of them in another.

Similar words containing NDEMN without suffix s and without prefix co

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