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Synonyms and Antonyms of condemning
- it is a sign of human progress that slavery, which was once legal in many places, is now universally condemned
attacking, blaming, blasting, criticizing, dispraising, dissing [slang], faulting, knocking, panning, slamming
belittling, deprecating, disparaging
blacklisting, excommunicating, ostracizing
castigating, chastising, rebuking, reprimanding, reproaching
admonishing, chiding, reproving
berating, lambasting, raking, scolding, upbraiding, vituperating
abhorring, abominating, detesting, hating, loathing, reviling
- a report that condemns the working conditions in the factories of many developing countries
blaming, censuring, criticizing, denouncing, dispraising, dissing [slang], faulting, knocking, panning, reprehending, slagging [chiefly British]
assailing, attacking, blasting, clobbering, slamming, slashing
beefing, bellyaching, bitching, carping, caviling (or cavilling), complaining, crabbing, croaking, fussing, griping, grousing, growling, grumbling, kicking, kvetching, moaning, murmuring, muttering, niggling, quibbling, whining
admonishing, chiding, drubbing, rebuking, reprimanding, reproaching, reproving
berating, castigating, crucifying, excoriating, flaying, gibbeting, hammering, keelhauling, lambasting, lashing, pillorying, scolding, upbraiding
bad-mouthing, belittling, decrying, deriding, discommending, disparaging, putting down
approving, commending, endorsing (also indorsing), recommending, sanctioning
- the philosopher's works were once condemned by the church and placed on its list of forbidden books
citing, commending, endorsing (also indorsing)
- the accused was condemned by the news media even before the trial began
citing, commending, endorsing (also indorsing)
- a stern judge who does not hesitate to condemn a felon to life behind bars
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