condemnation

condemnation synonyms

censure compare condemnation and censure
criticism compare condemnation and criticism
denunciation compare condemnation and denunciation
disapproval compare condemnation and disapproval
castigation compare condemnation and castigation
blame compare condemnation and blame
obloquy compare condemnation and obloquy
reproof compare condemnation and reproof
flak compare condemnation and flak
opprobrium compare condemnation and opprobrium
reproach compare condemnation and reproach
rebuke compare condemnation and rebuke
abuse compare condemnation and abuse
vilification compare condemnation and vilification
vituperation compare condemnation and vituperation
tongue-lashing compare condemnation and tongue-lashing
admonition compare condemnation and admonition
disapprobation compare condemnation and disapprobation
upbraiding compare condemnation and upbraiding
execration compare condemnation and execration
disparagement compare condemnation and disparagement
invective compare condemnation and invective
attack compare condemnation and attack
stricture compare condemnation and stricture
admonishment compare condemnation and admonishment
reproval compare condemnation and reproval
tirade compare condemnation and tirade
diatribe compare condemnation and diatribe
reprimand compare condemnation and reprimand
harangue compare condemnation and harangue
slating compare condemnation and slating
philippic compare condemnation and philippic
excoriation compare condemnation and excoriation
revilement compare condemnation and revilement
objurgation compare condemnation and objurgation
knocking compare condemnation and knocking
stick compare condemnation and stick
animadversion compare condemnation and animadversion
contumely compare condemnation and contumely
reprobation compare condemnation and reprobation
odium compare condemnation and odium
denigration compare condemnation and denigration
verbal compare condemnation and verbal
damnation compare condemnation and damnation
slagging off compare condemnation and slagging off
rap compare condemnation and rap
derogation compare condemnation and derogation
blast compare condemnation and blast
calumny compare condemnation and calumny
berating compare condemnation and berating

condemnation definitions

noun

  • The ground or reason of condemning. 

  • The act of judicially condemning, or adjudging guilty, unfit for use, or forfeited; the act of dooming to punishment or forfeiture. 

  • The state of being condemned. 

  • The process by which a public entity exercises its powers of eminent domain. 

  • The act of condemning or pronouncing to be wrong.