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The verbal equivalent of pointing while frowning, but with consequences attached.
means A formal or forceful declaration that something or someone is wrong, guilty, or worthy of punishment.
from From Latin condemnare, to sentence or doom — con (fully) plus damnare (to harm or convict), the same root that gives us damn.
Legal weightAlso means a state seizing property for public use.
Twin meaningsCan doom a person or a building.
Damn relativeShares its root with damnation and condemn.