Condemnatory

/kənˈdɛmənˌtɔri/
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Context

In formal contexts, such as legal and academic writing, 'condemnatory' conveys a serious tone.

The lawyer's condemnatory arguments highlighted the injustice faced by the plaintiff.
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Emotion

The term often carries a weight of moral outrage, reflecting strong feelings against an act or decision.

His condemnatory tone revealed his deep disappointment in their choices.
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Nuance

While all condemnatory remarks criticize, not all criticism is condemnatory; it reflects a stricter, moral stance.

The review was critical, but not condemnatory, appreciating some aspects while noting flaws.
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