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Definition of condemnable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
ethicsRare worthy of formal condemnation or censureRare
- The judge found the behavior condemnable.
- His actions were deemed condemnable by the committee.
- The company's disregard for safety was utterly condemnable.
Origin of condemnable
Latin, condemnare (to sentence)
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- French:condamnable, ...
- German:verurteilenswert, ...
- Italian:condannabile, ...
- Spanish:condenable, ...
- Portuguese:condenável, ...
- Chinese:应受谴责的, ...
- Japanese:非難されるべき, ...
- Arabic:مُستَهجَن, ...
- Hebrew:רָאוּי לְגִנּוּי, ...
- Russian:осуждаемый, ...
- Ukrainian:засуджуваний, ...
- Hindi:निंदनीय, ...
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