Condemnable: meaning, definitions and examples

Used similarly to 'condemnable,' often in ethical discussions or strong disapproval of actions.

• Cheating in exams is a condemnable act that undermines academic integrity

Used to indicate that someone deserves to be blamed for their actions, typically in everyday scenarios.

• Leaving the door unlocked was a blameworthy mistake

Used in formal and informal contexts to denote actions that are ethically wrong and deserving of criticism.

• The company's treatment of its workers is reprehensible and needs to change immediately

Often found in official or organizational settings where someone's actions or behavior warrant formal reprimand.

• The employee's gross negligence is censurable and will be addressed in the next meeting

Typically used to indicate that someone's actions are deserving of reproach or reprimand, often in a slightly milder context than 'reprehensible'.

• Her neglect of the children is reproachable and cannot be ignored

Used to describe actions that cause one to feel or be seen as shameful or dishonorable, often with strong negative emotions.

• His behavior at the event was disgraceful and embarrassed everyone involved