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Discover Ludwig"condemned in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is criticized or criticized with disapproval. For example, "The President's proposal was swiftly condemned in the House of Representatives."
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They should be condemned in the harshest possible terms.
Both have been praised and condemned in equal measure.
It's condemned, in other words, to intrusive overstretch.
At first the idea was widely condemned in Italy, too.
It was also condemned in the European Parliament.
The report was widely condemned in Northern Ireland.
"I have condemned in the strongest terms these terrorist attacks.
I was roundly condemned in some circles in America.
He had condemned, in unequivocal terms, Wright's statements.
Yes, Anders Behring Breivik deserves to be condemned in the strongest terms.
Refusing to appear in Rome under command of Pope Paul IV, he was condemned in 1558.
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