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    Condenó (en. Condemned)

    [kondenó]

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To decide that someone is guilty of a crime or offense.
    The judge sentenced the accused to ten years in prison.
    El juez condenó al acusado a diez años de prisión.
    To disapprove or censor something firmly.
    The community condemned the act of violence.
    La comunidad condenó el acto de violencia.
    To destine someone or something to a negative or undesirable fate.
    The system condemned the poorest to live in misery.
    El sistema condenó a los más pobres a vivir en la miseria.

    Etymology

    The term comes from the Latin 'condemnare', which means 'to declare guilty'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to sentence to death
    To sentence a person to capital punishment.
    condenar a muerte
    to condemn someone
    To declare someone guilty in a trial.
    condenar a alguien
    to condemn something
    To issue a negative judgment about something.
    condenar algo
    social condemnation
    Public reproach towards acts considered immoral.
    condena social

    Related Words

    condemnation
    Decision that determines the penalty for someone for a crime.
    condena
    condemnor
    Person who condemns or issues an unfavorable judgment.
    condenador
    condemnatory
    That expresses condemnation.
    condenatorio

    Slang Meanings

    social condemnation
    The social condemnation of fraud was immediate.
    La condena social hacia el fraude fue inmediata.
    to condemn in words
    He condemned the politician's behavior in a verbal interview.
    Condenó de palabra el comportamiento del político en una entrevista.