Meaning & Definition of word "Condemnation"

Condemnation

/kənˌdɛmnˈeɪʃən/

1. The expression of strong disapproval or censure.
- Example: The community's condemnation of the pollution incident was loud and clear.
2. A judicial declaration that a person or thing is guilty of a crime or offense.
- Example: The court's condemnation of the defendant led to a lengthy prison sentence.
3. The action of condemning something to be punished or destroyed.
- Example: The condemnation of the building was necessary for public safety.
4. A statement that indicates strong disapproval or a negative judgment.
- Example: Her condemnation of the new policy sparked a debate among the staff.

Middle English, from Old French condamnacion, from Latin condemnationem.

social condemnation:

Public disapproval of a person or action.

condemnation of war:

Strong disapproval relating to warfare activities.

moral condemnation:

Censure based on ethical standards.

condemn:

To express strong disapproval of; to declare someone guilty.

condemnable:

Deserving of condemnation.

Meaning: Getting called out

Example Sentence: She faced some serious getting called out for her actions.

Meaning: Being put on blast

Example Sentence: His comments were put on blast during the meeting.