denounce
dɪˈnaʊns
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Verb

tr.
1.
criticize publiclypublicly declare to be wrong or evil
  • The politician did not hesitate to denounce the new law as unjust..
censure condemn criticize
2.
formal accusationformally accuse someone of wrongdoing
  • He was denounced to the authorities for fraud.
accuse indict prosecute
3.
diplomacyDatedannounce the end of an agreement or treatyDated
  • The country denounced the treaty after the conflict.
abrogate terminate
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Origin of denounce

Latin, de- (down) + nuntiare (announce)

Terms with denounce included in their meaning

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criticism
publicly denounce something as disgraceful
language
denounce or curse with strong words
legal
denounce or condemn publicly

Examples of denounce in a sentence

  • Activists gathered to denounce the unfair treatment.
  • The whistleblower denounced the corruption publicly.
  • They denounced the policy as unjust.
  • They decided to denounce the outdated agreement.
  • The government will denounce the pact next week.

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  1. French:dénoncer, accuser, ...
  2. German:verurteilen, anzeigen, ...
  3. Italian:condannare, rescindere, ...
  4. Spanish:denunciar, acusar, ...
  5. Portuguese:denunciar, delatar, ...
  6. Chinese:公开批评, 告发, ...
  7. Japanese:非難する, 告発する, ...
  8. Arabic:اِسْتَنْكَرَ, وَشَى بِـ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְגַנּוֹת, לְהַאֲשִׁים, ...
  10. Russian:осуждать, обвинять, ...
  11. Ukrainian:засуджувати, денонсувати, ...
  12. Hindi:निंदा करना, अभियोग लगाना, ...

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