noun

condemnation

condemnation, censure, denunciation

The act drew widespread condemnation.

The act drew widespread condemnation.

He faced condemnation from his own party.

He faced condemnation from his own party.

condemnation ((of sb./sth.)) strong disapproval of (sb./sth.) The article was a condemnation of the government's policies.

widespread condemnation disapproval from many people The decision met with widespread condemnation.

Synonyms: criticism, censure, denunciation; Antonyms: praise, approval, commendation

From the verb 'condemn' plus the noun-forming suffix '-ation'.

This is the noun form of 'to condemn'. If you condemn something, you express condemnation.

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