Condemned or Condemnd
Unsure whether to use "condemned" or "condemnd"? This guide explains the correct spelling, meaning, and usage so you can write with confidence.
Condemnd
Incorrect spelling - This word does not exist in English.
"Condemnd" is a common misspelling of "condemned". Always use "condemned" as the past tense of "condemn".
Condemned
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Condemned" is the past tense of "condemn", meaning to have expressed strong disapproval or sentenced someone to a punishment.
Definition of "Condemned"
"Condemned" (verb, past tense): The past tense of "condemn"; to have expressed strong disapproval or sentenced someone to a punishment.
This word is used in law, ethics, and everyday conversation to describe strong criticism or legal sentencing in the past.
Synonyms for "Condemned"
- • Denounced
- • Criticized
- • Censured
- • Blamed
- • Sentenced
- • Convicted
- • Doomed
- • Reproached
- • Rebuked
- • Disapproved
Usage Examples
"Correct:" "The building was condemned as unsafe."
"Incorrect:" "The building was condemnd as unsafe."
"Correct:" "He was condemned for his actions."
Notes:
- • "Condemned" is spelled with "mn" in the middle and ends with "ed".
- • The pronunciation is /kənˈdɛmd/ (kuhn-DEMD).
- • Commonly used in law, ethics, and conversation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is "condemnd" ever correct?
No, "condemnd" is never correct. The only correct form is "condemned".
How do I remember the correct spelling?
Remember that "condemned" has "mn" in the middle and ends with "ed".
What is the base verb of "condemned"?
The base verb is "condemn".
Can "condemned" be used for buildings?
Yes, "condemned" is often used to describe buildings declared unsafe.
What are some common phrases with "condemned"?
Examples: "condemned building", "condemned to death", "condemned for actions".
Summary
Condemned is the correct spelling, while condemnd is always incorrect. Use "condemned" as the past tense of "condemn".