The word "condemn" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when you want to express strong disapproval or judgment. Example sentence: The mayor condemned the violence that occurred during the protest.
So when a white person holds objectionable views — racism, for example — we rightly condemn them.
It is quite right that PEN should honour their sacrifice and condemn their murder," he said.
The Hebron governor said: "We condemn this crime, this assassination, as deliberate and premeditated murder".
We might have questioned his politics, but we couldn't condemn them.
"Yet, in contrast to the tacit official encouragement of more liberal voices after 9/11, any debate within Saudi Arabia over the role of its official creed in fostering the group's extremism has been timid and largely confined to social media... "The Saudi authorities have been quick to condemn Isis.
But I can't understand why leftwing feminists have not come out in their droves to condemn Miliband for going anywhere near Russell Brand.
"We condemn these arrests and call upon Egyptian authorities to release the journalists immediately".
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