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condemnate

condemnate verb: to condemn.

Verb

condemnate (third-person singular simple present condemnates, present participle condemnating, simple past and past participle condemnated)

  1. (obsolete) To condemn.

Forms of condemnate

third-person singular presentcondemnates
present participlecondemnating
past participlecondemnated
pastcondemnated

Origin of condemnate

Borrowed from Latin condemnātus, perfect passive participle of condemnō, see -ate (verb-forming suffix). Doublet of condemn.

Questions about condemnate

What does condemnate mean?
Condemnate means to condemn.
What part of speech is condemnate?
Condemnate is a verb.
What is the past tense of condemnate?
The past tense of condemnate is condemnated.

Words near condemnate in the dictionary

  1. condemn to
  2. condemn'd
  3. condemnability
  4. condemnable
  5. condemnably
  6. condemnate
  7. condemnated
  8. condemnates
  9. condemnating
  10. condemnation
  11. condemnations

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