Condemn
Condemn verb - To declare to be morally wrong or evil.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The entire GLBT community was quick to condemn the film once the first trailer came out, and some comments from Emmerich defending his decisions didn't help matters.
Source: Box Office Bomb / S Through Z - Tsali vowed to serve and follow Maledict (and condemn the girl he loved to And I Must Scream) if he would help the fox get revenge on the Seedrians.
Source: Deal With The Devil / Fanfic - So Okay, It's Average: Diva was surprised when she found Rock and Rule to be this, and doesn't condemn the characters or production staff to anything, instead opting to order them to study self-help books.
Source: Web Video / Musical Hell
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