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condemned

[kuhn-demd] / kənˈdɛmd /
ADJECTIVE
sentenced to punishment
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California lawmakers and immigrant rights groups condemned the killing of the woman, who was identified by family as Renee Nicole Good, a wife and mother of three.

From Los Angeles Times

Most noteworthy perhaps is that Rohl has built that run with the same group who were widely condemned during the wretched reign of Russell Martin.

From BBC

But pediatricians and public health officials widely condemned the shift, saying that it would lead to more uncertainty for patients and a resurgence of diseases that had been under control.

From Los Angeles Times

Some Democratic lawmakers have condemned the administration's actions.

From BBC

Yet hours later, she sharply condemned the capture of Maduro and demanded the U.S. free him.

From The Wall Street Journal