condemning

• Drückt starke Missbilligung oder Kritik gegenüber jemandem oder etwas aus.

Expressing strong disapproval or criticism of someone or something.

1. Expressing strong disapprovalB2formal

   Containing or expressing severe criticism or censure.

   verurteilend

   • The editorial had a condemning tone toward the government's decision.
   • She gave him a condemning look after his rude comment.
   • The report was highly condemning of the company's safety practices.

   Synonymecensoriouscondemnatorycriticaldamningdenunciatorydeprecatorydisapprovingdisparagingreproachful

   Antonymecomplimentarypraising

• Deutsches Verb, das ausdrückt, dass jemand oder etwas scharf missbilligt oder verurteilt wird, oft in offizieller oder öffentlicher Form; daneben bedeutet es auch, jemanden zu einer Strafe zu verurteilen oder etwas für schädlich bzw. unmoralisch zu erklären.

A verb used to express strong disapproval of someone or something, typically in a formal or public statement.

1. Express strong disapprovalB2formal

   To express complete and strong disapproval of something or someone, usually publicly.

   Verurteilen

   • The government condemned the violent protests.
   • Many leaders condemned the act of terrorism.
   • She condemned his behavior as unacceptable.

   Synonymeberatecensurecriticizedecrydenouncedisparagerebukereprehendreproachvilify

   Antonymeacclaimapplaudapprovecommendendorselaudpraise

2. Sentence to punishmentB2formal

   To officially sentence someone to a particular punishment, especially death.

   Zum Tode verurteilen

   • The judge condemned the criminal to life in prison.
   • He was condemned to death for his crimes.
   • The court condemned the defendant to ten years of hard labor.

   Synonymeconvictdoomsentence

3. Declare unfit for useB2formal

   To officially declare something, like a building, as unsafe or unfit for use.

   Für untauglich erklären

   • The building was condemned after the earthquake.
   • Health inspectors condemned the restaurant for unsanitary conditions.
   • The old bridge was condemned and closed to traffic.

   Synonymeprohibit

   Antonymeapproveauthorizepermitsanction