英和和英

形容詞

condemning (comparative more condemning, superlative most condemning)

1. Synonym of condemnatory
   • 1864, Antonio Carlo Napoleone Gallenga, The Invasion of Denmark in 1864 - Volume 1, page 383:

     Of course, the mites of sympathy, of friendly feelings towards Denmark which are mingled with your condemning judgments, are withheld by the German papers; but, seriously speaking, I cannot see that they do anything but render your concluding sentences the more condemning.

   • 1871, Charles Haddon Spurgeon, Spurgeon's Sermons Volume 16: 1870, page 138:

     Ah, my Brethren, that is a very condemning thing, to sin against a tender conscience.

   • 2007, Raymond W. Gibbs, ‎Herbert L. Colston, Irony in Language and Thought, page 331:

     Ironic remarks were considered more condemning than literal remarks, and direct remarks were considered more condemning than indirect ones, but these effects were independent and did not influence one another.