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condemnable

/kənˈdɛm.nə.bəl/ adj

Deserving of condemnation.

Word Origin From Latin 'damnum' (harm, penalty) — to condemn is to sentence to a penalty. The 'con-' prefix intensifies it. The same root gives us damn, damage, indemnify (to make free from harm), and indemnity. The '-able' suffix means 'able to be condemned'.

adj Deserving of condemnation.

Their condemnable actions caused irreversible harm to the local ecosystem.

(形容词) 应受谴责的

他们应受谴责的行为对当地生态系统造成了不可逆转的损害。

(adjetivo) Merecedor de condena; condenable.

Sus acciones **condenables** causaron un daño irreversible al ecosistema local.

(adjectif) blâmable; répréhensible; condamnable [Qui mérite d'être condamné ; blâmable, répréhensible.]

Leurs actions **condemnable** ont causé des dommages irréversibles à l'écosystème local.

(Adjektiv) verwerflich; verdammenswert [so beschaffen, dass es moralische Verurteilung verdient; verwerflich]

Ihr **condemnables** Verhalten verursachte irreparable Schäden am lokalen Ökosystem.

(形容詞) 非難に値する。譴責すべき。

彼らの非難に値する行動は地元の生態系に回復不能な被害をもたらした。

(adjetivo) condenável; reprovável; censurável; vituperável [Merecedor de condenação.]

As ações condenáveis deles causaram danos irreversíveis ao ecossistema local.

Synonyms: blameworthy culpable censurable reprehensible deplorable Antonyms: praiseworthy commendable laudable
Word parts: con + demn + able

Related words

condemn condemnation condemner damnation damnable indemnify indemnity indemnification

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