Condemned and Disgraced

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Disgraced and condemned are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Disgraced" instead the word "Condemned" as a verb or an adjective.

Disgraced adjective - Suffering shame.

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Condemned and disgraced are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Condemned" instead the word "Disgraced" as an adjective or a verb.

Nearby Words: disgrace, disgraceful, disgracing

He's disgraced and condemned by everybody from that point forward.

Source: Moral Event Horizon / Literature
When Marian overhears their plot to send the disgraced former knight Dickon Malbête to murder the king, she is detected by Sir Guy trying to send a warning, arrested, and condemned to death, but her lady-waiting, Bess, warns Much, who intercepts and kills Dickon.

Source: Film / The Adventures of Robin Hood
Later on, after he is disgraced and Philip decides to give him a second chance, he and Ellen save Philip from being accused of fathering Jonathan out of wedlock and confirm Ellen's tale that the previous Prior James and Waleran had condemned an innocent man for political benefit.

Source: Literature / The Pillars of the Earth

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