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Synonym for condemn [verb]

The synonym condemn synonymous definition words:
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condemn [verb]

means "find guilty"
convict, damn, judge, doom, sentence, adjudge

condemn [verb]

means "censure"
denounce, castigate, berate, blame, chide, reproach, rebuke
Further results for the word "condemn"

adjudge [verb]

means "find guilty"
convict, damn, judge, doom, sentence, condemn

blame [verb]

means "speech"
censure, charge, accuse, rebuke, reproach, condemn

blast [verb]

means "destroy"
revile, denounce, blight, curse, condemn, dash

boo [verb]

means "disapprove"
condemn, censure, ridicule, hiss

castigate [verb]

means "censure"
denounce, condemn, berate, blame, chide, reproach

chide [verb]

means "blame"
censure, abash, criticise, criticize, condemn, reproach

convict [verb]

means "find guilty"
condemn, sentence, adjudge

criticise [verb]

means "blame"
chastise, censure, reprove, condemn, reprimand, cut up

criticize [verb]

means "blame"
chastise, censure, reprove, condemn, reprimand, cut up

damn [verb]

means "action"
denounce, attack, condemn, reject

denounce [verb]

means "censure"
condemn

deprecate [verb]

means "deplore"
censure, condemn, object, expostulate, disparage, regret

despise [verb]

means "disdain"
detest, scorn, hate, condemn

detest [verb]

means "disdain"
scorn, despise, hate, condemn

disdain [verb]

means "scorn"
snub, disregard, condemn, ignore, slight, despise

dislike [verb]

means "hate"
detest, disfavour, condemn, disrelish

forbid [verb]

means "action"
condemn, proscribe, outlaw, ostracise, ostracize, interdict

hiss [verb]

means "disapprove"
condemn, censure, ridicule, boo

indict [verb]

means "censure"
charge, accuse, rebuke, reproach, condemn, fault

neglect [verb]

means "disdain"
scorn, condemn, detest, rebuff, affront, despise

ostracise [verb]

means "forbid"
proscribe, outlaw, condemn, ostracize, interdict

ostracize [verb]

means "forbid"
proscribe, outlaw, ostracise, condemn, interdict

outlaw [verb]

means "ban"
condemn

proscribe [verb]

means "forbid"
condemn, outlaw, ostracise, ostracize, interdict

rap [verb]

means "criticize"
knock, condemn

reproach [verb]

means "blame"
censure, abash, criticise, criticize, condemn, chide

scorch [verb]

means "excoriate"
condemn, criticise, criticize

scorn [verb]

means "disdain"
detest, despise, hate, condemn

sentence [verb]

means "convict"
condemn, proscribe, judge, doom, damn

condemnation [noun]

means "blame"
censure, reproach, denunciation, criticism, opprobrium, reproof, reprehension

condemned [adjective]

means "damned"
doomed, cursed, ill-fated, bewitched, haunted, accursed

abuse [noun]

means "insult"
affront, aspersion, detraction, censure, condemnation, defamation

accursed [adjective]

means "damned"
doomed, cursed, ill-fated, bewitched, haunted, condemned

below [object]

means "superstition"
damned, condemned

blame [noun]

means "speech"
condemnation, censure, reproach, denunciation, criticism, opprobrium

censure [noun]

means "disapproval"
condemnation, admonition, reflection, disapprobation, remonstrance, criticism

commination [noun]

means "ban"
curse, tirade, condemnation, censure, imprecation, vituperation

conviction [noun]

means "proof of guilt"
condemnation, blame, penalty, sentence

damned [adjective]

means "condemned to hell"
condemned, cursed, accursed, unfortunate, unhappy, infernal

denunciation [noun]

means "disapproval"
rebuke, condemnation, castigation, criticism, reproach, gossiping

detraction [noun]

means "insult"
affront, aspersion, abuse, censure, condemnation, defamation

disapprobation [noun]

means "disapproval"
condemnation, admonition, reflection, censure, remonstrance, criticism

disapproval [noun]

means "censure"
dissatisfaction, displeasure, objection, rejection, discontent, condemnation

doom [noun]

means "sentence"
condemnation, opinion, decision, judgement

doomed [adjective]

means "marked"
condemned, fated

execration [noun]

means "curse"
malediction, anathema, condemnation, denunciation

fated [adjective]

means "doomed"
condemned, marked

guilty [adjective]

means "state"
sentenced, condemned

irredeemable [adjective]

means "depraved"
lost, irreclaimable, abandoned, condemned, doomed, damned

lost [adjective]

means "depraved"
irredeemable, irreclaimable, abandoned, condemned, doomed, damned

marked [adjective]

means "doomed"
condemned, fated

rebuke [noun]

means "disapproval"
condemnation, scolding, reprimand, censure, castigation

remonstrance [noun]

means "disapproval"
condemnation, admonition, reflection, disapprobation, censure, criticism

reproach [noun]

means "blame"
disapproval, condemnation, censure, abuse, reprehension, criticism

vituperation [noun]

means "castigation"
condemnation, invective, upbraiding, reproach, scolding

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