Condemn
Know
Know verb - To have a practical understanding of.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Instead she settles on an alliance between the two as both know about the other's highly illegal activities but also has sufficient gold to bribe investigators even if either had enough evidence to truly condemn the other.
- Fly By Night is a film that doesn't know whether to praise hip-hop or condemn it.
Source: Lost Aesop - Which makes it sound even worse if you know the concept of Heaven and Hell and think of "send to the shadow realm" as a euphemism for "condemn to Hell" body and soul.
Source: Never Say "Die"
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