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condemning

Condemning (adjective) means expressing strong criticism or blame. Example: “The report was condemning in its assessment of the company's safety record.”

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Expressing strong criticism or blame.
"The report was condemning in its assessment of the company's safety record."

How to use condemning

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishHarshly critical, laying clear blame.

Word forms

more condemning comparative, condemnings plural, most condemning superlative

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What does “condemning” mean?

The word “condemning” means expressing strong criticism or blame. In plain terms, harshly critical, laying clear blame.

How do you use “condemning” in a sentence?

Here is “condemning” used in a sentence: “The report was condemning in its assessment of the company's safety record.”

What part of speech is “condemning”?

“Condemning” is an adjective.

Is “condemning” a common word?

“Condemning” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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