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condemnatory
This term carries a heavy weight of moral judgment, signaling not just disagreement but a formal declaration of wrongdoing. It is most frequently encountered in legal, political, or official contexts where a governing body or authority figure publicly denounces an action as unacceptable or evil.
Because it describes the nature of a statement or tone, it is distinct from the verb condemn. While the verb describes the act of judging, the adjective describes the quality of the communication itself, often implying a stern, uncompromising, and public delivery.
Meanings
Examples
The committee issued a condemnatory report regarding the company's safety violations.
Stop looking at me with that condemnatory expression.
Stop looking at me with that condemnatory expression.
The diplomat's tone was sharply condemnatory during the press conference.
He wondered if the public reaction would be condemnatory or sympathetic.
The historian described the decree as a condemnatory act against the rebels.
I cannot believe she wrote such a condemnatory email to the entire staff.
The judge's closing remarks were heavily condemnatory of the defendant's cruelty.
Why are you being so condemnatory about my decision to quit?