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Definition of commination - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
strong condemnationDated formal denunciationDated
- His speech was a commination against the corrupt practices in the government..
2.
legalDated the act of threatening punishment or vengeanceDated
- His commination left everyone in fear.
Origin of commination
Latin, comminatio (threat)
Examples of commination in a sentence
His article served as a commination against the policy changes. The commination in his voice was unmistakable. Her commination was enough to make them reconsider.
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- French:réprobation, avertissement, ...
- German:formelle Verurteilung, Drohung, ...
- Italian:condanna formale, minaccia, ...
- Spanish:denuncia formal, amenaza, ...
- Portuguese:denúncia, cominação, ...
- Chinese:指责, 威胁, ...
- Japanese:強い非難, 威嚇, ...
- Arabic:إِدانة رَسْمية, وَعِيد, ...
- Hebrew:גִּנּוּי חָרוּץ, אִיּוּם, ...
- Russian:осуждение, угроза, ...
- Ukrainian:засудження, погроза, ...
- Hindi:कड़ी निंदा, धमकी, ...
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