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condenar
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condemnar
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condenar
Express strong disapproval of.
reprobate
decry
excoriate
objurgate
Portuguese
condenar
Portuguese
condenar
Spanish
condenar
Pronounce a sentence on (somebody) in a court of law.
sentence
doom
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condenar
1
He said: I strongly
condemn
the cowardly attacks on our people today.
2
A culture of violence needs ideology, policy, platform, legislation to
condemn
it.
3
Nature and history do not
condemn
a country to a particular future.
4
The international community must
condemn
it and take responsible action against them.
5
Revolutionary youth groups have called for daily marches to
condemn
the violence.
6
The democracy campaign Freedom Now urged world leaders to
condemn
the crackdown.
7
I
condemn
this brutal act of terrorism in the strongest possible terms.
8
I strongly
condemn
these disturbances, he said according to Belga news agency.
9
In the international arena we must surely promote right and
condemn
wrong.
10
Doctors, scientists, environmental experts, even from time to time politicians
condemn
us.
11
Wikileaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson said: We neither
condemn
nor applaud these attacks.
12
We
condemn
vile personal smears of this nature, the Liberal Party said.
13
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Torra must first unequivocally
condemn
the unrest.
14
Veto powers Russia and China refuse to
condemn
Assad or support sanctions.
15
We
condemn
any attempts to infiltrate company networks to obtain user information.
16
I
condemn
you to resemble the animals whose ways you have imitated.
condemn
·
condemn a man
condemn such
condemn the world
condemn racism
condemn violence
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condenar
amaldiçoar
sentenciar
Catalan
condemnar
censurar
Spanish
condenar