Condemnation

usgb/ˌkɑːndemˈneɪʃn/
noun

The act of saying that someone or something is very bad and unacceptable.

The project faced public condemnation due to environmental concerns.
Visual representation of "condemnation" - The act of saying that someone or something is very bad and unacceptable

Often appears as...

  • public condemnation
  • widespread condemnation

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Disapproving

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Negative Connotation

Condemnation carries a strong disapproval that can offend or upset people.

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His remarks earned him the condemnation of his peers.
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Used for Emphasis

Use 'condemnation' to emphasize the severity of negative opinion.

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She faced the condemnation of the crowd for her dishonesty.
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Moral Judgment

Often involves a moral judgment against actions or ideas.

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The politician's corrupt behavior met with public condemnation.
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