condoned (Meaning)
condoned
to regard or treat (something bad) as acceptable, forgivable, or harmless, to pardon or overlook voluntarily, to regard or treat (something bad or blameworthy) as acceptable, forgivable, or harmless
Synonyms & Antonyms of condoned
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condoned Sentence Examples
- The company condoned the executive's unethical behavior, turning a blind eye to his misconduct.
- The teacher condoned cheating by allowing students to use their notes during the exam.
- The school administration condoned bullying, resulting in a hostile and unsafe learning environment.
- The government condoned the suppression of free speech, limiting citizens' ability to express dissent.
- Society condoned gender inequality, perpetuating discrimination against women.
- The media condoned sensationalism, prioritizing ratings over accuracy and accountability.
- Parents condoned their children's disrespectful behavior, contributing to their lack of discipline.
- The law condoned the use of excessive force by law enforcement, raising concerns about civil rights violations.
- Employers condoned a culture of fear and intimidation, silencing employees' concerns.
- History books condoned the atrocities of war, failing to fully acknowledge the suffering and consequences.
FAQs About the word condoned
to regard or treat (something bad) as acceptable, forgivable, or harmless, to pardon or overlook voluntarily, to regard or treat (something bad or blameworthy)
supported, granted, countenanced,sanctioned, endorsed, accepted, appropriate, promoted, permitted, authorized
barred, proscribed,prohibited, impermissible, forbidden, unendurable, interdicted, intolerable, banned, unbearable
The company condoned the executive's unethical behavior, turning a blind eye to his misconduct.
The teacher condoned cheating by allowing students to use their notes during the exam.
The school administration condoned bullying, resulting in a hostile and unsafe learning environment.
The government condoned the suppression of free speech, limiting citizens' ability to express dissent.
