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condemn to

condemn to verb: to result in (a harmful effect) on (someone or something).

Verb

condemn to (third-person singular simple present condemns to, present participle condemning to, simple past and past participle condemned to)

  1. (transitive) To result in (a harmful effect) on (someone or something).
    • His policies have condemned millions to poverty.

Forms of condemn to

third-person singular presentcondemns to
present participlecondemning to
past participlecondemned to
pastcondemned to

Questions about condemn to

What does condemn to mean?
Condemn to means to result in (a harmful effect) on (someone or something).
What part of speech is condemn to?
Condemn to is a verb.
What is the past tense of condemn to?
The past tense of condemn to is condemned to.

Words near condemn to in the dictionary

  1. Condell Park
  2. condem
  3. condemmed
  4. condemming
  5. condemn
  6. condemn to
  7. condemn'd
  8. condemnability
  9. condemnable
  10. condemnably
  11. condemnate

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