condemnate
/kənˈdemneɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to officially state that someone or something is wrong or unacceptable; to judge or declare someone or something to be guilty or sinful.
“The government condemnedate the corrupt politician for his involvement in the scandal.”
2. verb
to sentence someone to a punishment, especially imprisonment or death.
“The judge condemnedate the murderer to life imprisonment.”
3. verb
to declare something to be worthless or of no value.
“The critics condemnedate the movie as a waste of time and money.”
4. noun
a formal declaration that someone or something is wrong or unacceptable.
“The condemnation of the dictator’s regime was met with widespread approval.”
5. noun
a sentence of punishment, especially imprisonment or death.
“The prisoner was given a life condemnation for his crimes.”