condemnatory (Meaning)

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condemnatory (s)

containing or imposing condemnation or censure

The editorial featured a condemnatory tone towards the government's handling of the crisis.
His remarks were met with a chorus of condemnatory responses from the audience.
The report delivered a condemnatory verdict on the company's environmental practices.
Her speech was filled with condemnatory language directed at the corrupt officials.
The committee issued a condemnatory statement condemning the violent acts during the protest.
The teacher's remarks were seen as overly condemnatory and sparked controversy among students.
The condemnatory tone of the article reflected public outrage over the scandal.
The resolution passed by the council was strongly condemnatory of human rights violations.
The group released a condemnatory report highlighting the injustices faced by marginalized communities.
His condemnatory attitude towards dissenting opinions alienated many of his colleagues.

containing or imposing condemnation or censure

criticize, blame,denounce, censure,decry, anathematize, attack, chastise, rebuke, sentence

endorse, indorse, bless, sanction, bless, approve, endorse,approve, sanction, indorse

The editorial featured a condemnatory tone towards the government's handling of the crisis.

His remarks were met with a chorus of condemnatory responses from the audience.

The report delivered a condemnatory verdict on the company's environmental practices.

Her speech was filled with condemnatory language directed at the corrupt officials.