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uncondemn

uncondemn verb: to reverse the condemnation of; to condemn no longer.

Verb

uncondemn (third-person singular simple present uncondemns, present participle uncondemning, simple past and past participle uncondemned)

  1. (rare, transitive) To reverse the condemnation of; to condemn no longer.
    • “The building inspector,” Selma explained to James, “is going to uncondemn us next month. We think.”1997, Lewis Gannett, Magazine Beach, page 56
    • What I was clearly shown was that this belief in condemnation was lodged deep in the subconscious fields of humanity, but that it is easy now to uncondemn ourselves.2017, Kiara Windrider, Ilahinoor

Forms of uncondemn

third-person singular presentuncondemns
present participleuncondemning
past participleuncondemned
pastuncondemned

Origin of uncondemn

From un- + condemn.

Questions about uncondemn

What does uncondemn mean?
Uncondemn means to reverse the condemnation of; to condemn no longer.
What part of speech is uncondemn?
Uncondemn is a verb.
What is the past tense of uncondemn?
The past tense of uncondemn is uncondemned.

Words near uncondemn in the dictionary

  1. unconcreted
  2. unconcretizable
  3. unconcretized
  4. unconcurrent
  5. unconcurring
  6. uncondemn
  7. uncondemnable
  8. uncondemnatory
  9. uncondemned
  10. uncondemning
  11. uncondemns

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