Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary
L. condemnare,; con-, + damnare, to condemn: cf. F. condamner,. See Damn
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary
L. condemnāre, from con, inten., and damnāre, to damage.
In literature:
Custom condemned him to death, but we could not think of inflicting it.
"Eastern Tales by Many Story Tellers" by Various
And they all condemned him to be guilty of death.
"The New Testament of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ." by Various
This advice, if acted on, was virtually condemning the pastors to death.
"The Huguenots in France" by Samuel Smiles
The Russian consul at Jassee issued a manifesto that Russia repudiated and condemned Ypsilanti's enterprise.
"A History of the Nineteenth Century, Year by Year" by Edwin Emerson
To take away a woman's right to work is to condemn her to starvation or prostitution.
"Woman on Her Own, False Gods & The Red Robe" by Eugène Brieux
The missionary can condemn a cannibal, precisely because he cannot condemn a Sandwich Islander.
"What I Saw in America" by G. K. Chesterton
The emperor in reply immediately condemned the father to death for daring to make so audacious a proposal.
"Nero" by Jacob Abbott
Helene, I implore you preserve the recollection of me, and, whatever happens, do not condemn or curse me.
"The Regent's Daughter" by Alexandre Dumas (Pere)
We carry a just mind, to condemn no man, but upon plain Evidence.
"State Trials, Political and Social" by Various
He judged and condemned the living murderer, and justified murdered Abel.
"Commentary on Genesis, Vol. II" by Martin Luther
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In poetry:
The words of condemnation,
"You did it unto me,"
Will fill my soul with terror,
Distress, and misery.
"The Future" by Jared Barhite
In vain we ask God's righteous law
To justify us now;
Since to convince and to condemn
Is all the law can do.
"Hymn 94" by Isaac Watts
“Neither do I condemn thee,”
I came not to condemn;
I came from God to save thee,
And turn thee from thy sin.
"Neither Do I Condemn Thee" by Daniel Webster Moody
“Neither do I condemn thee,”
O sing it o’er and o’er;
“Neither do I condemn thee,
Go and sin no more.”
"Neither Do I Condemn Thee" by Daniel Webster Moody
“Neither do I condemn thee,”
O praise the God of grace;
O praise His Son our Savior,
For this His word of peace.
"Neither Do I Condemn Thee" by Daniel Webster Moody
Thou judgest us; Thy purity
Doth all our lusts condemn;
The love that draws us nearer Thee
Is hot with wrath to them.
"Our Master" by John Greenleaf Whittier
In news:
New Zealand rugby union chiefs on Thursday condemned " lowlife " racial abuse aimed at Auckland Blues coach Pat Lam after the team's worst-ever start to a Super Rugby season.
New Zealand rugby union chiefs on Thursday condemned "lowlife" racial abuse aimed at Auckland Blues coach Pat Lam after the team's worst-ever start to a Super Rugby season.
Loy Mauch says Jesus didn't condemn slavery.
I'm not arguing that boys and certain kinds of masculinities are victims, but part of the conversation I'm having is the invisible dimensions of the guys that not only we see everyday, but that often we condemn everyday.
Sidi Ould Walid said his brother was released after renouncing his ties to the terror network and condemning the Sept 11, 2001 attacks.
A play about a young gay man is being staged in Uganda, a nation so homophobic that a law condemning certain gay people to death was recently weighed by its parliament.
The former House speaker today continued his condemnation of attack ads directed at him by an independent group backing GOP rival Mitt Romney.
His wide-reaching message includes the condemnation of profit, but whether he likes it or not, the Dalai Lama has become a lucrative brand.
Vermont Emergency Management officials hope they have learned enough from the past that they will not be condemned to repeat it.
Don't condemn officers out of hand .
As I have read, each and every day during the last five or so years, the numerous letters criticizing — no, condemning President Barack Obama — I have wondered how and why such pure hatred could be focused on one human being.
Pained world condemns acts, but some cheer.
In a sign of the progress in combating sectarian divides, politicians from across the political spectrum have condemned the attacks, saying paramilitaries have no role in today's Northern Ireland.
Because of a mistake by SEH, the city's engineering firm, this parcel was not included in the city's original condemnation filing.
People condemn NATO strikes on Pakistani posts, in Lahore, Pakistan on Monday.
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In science:
Most contemporary academic philosophy of science unfortunately takes versions of SE for granted and thereby condemns itself to being worse than useless.
Do We Need a Scientific Revolution?
But unfortunately this is absent in most of the cases. They are treated as if they are some condemned nonliving objects. The caretakers and the family fail to make use fo them in a positive way.
Mathematical Analysis of the Problems faced by the People With Disabilities (PWDs)
However, this prospect was dimmed considerably by new inflationspecific singularity theorems [17-21] that condemned a large class of inflationary models to be necessarily singular.
General relativistic cosmology with no beginning of time
The biggest problem was the bending and twinkling effects of the atmosphere, condemning star images to their unpredictable wobbling dance.
Hipparcos: a Retrospective
While this statement may seem to condemn the method outright, we will address the subtlety that while a zero covariance does not imply statistical independence it does in fact indicate linear independence of functions of multiple variables in the linear algebraic sense.
Correlations Tests in Nuclear Mass Model Development
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