condemnation

condemnation
n
1. censure, reprehension, animadversion, criticism, remonstration, remonstrance; disapprobation, disapproval, objection, disparagement, deprecation; reproof, reproach, rebuke, reprimand, stricture; denunciation, denouncing, execration, invective; objurgation, berating, vituperation, contumely; reprobation, imprecation, fulmination, detraction, derogation; aspersion, obloquy, traduce-ment, defamation, vilification, vilipending; castiga-tion, upbraiding, scolding, admonishment, dressing-down; inveighing, declamation; blame, accusation, imputation, indictment; incrimination, crimination, inculpation, implication.
2. damnation, excommunication, banning, exile; proscription, ban, prohibition, outlawing, interdiction, blacklisting.

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