Condemnably: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe an action or behavior that is deserving of strong disapproval or punishment.

• His actions were condemnably unethical and went against company policy.
• The politician's remarks were condemnably offensive and sparked public outrage.

Used to describe someone or something that is deserving of blame or guilt for a wrongdoing.

• She was found blameworthy for the accident due to her reckless driving.
• The committee's failure to act promptly was considered blameworthy.

Describes actions or behaviors that bring shame or dishonor.

• His disgraceful behavior at the party embarrassed everyone.
• The team's disgraceful performance led to their defeat.

Used to describe actions or behaviors that are morally wrong and deserving of condemnation.

• The company's illegal dumping of waste was considered reprehensible by environmental activists.
• Lying to the court is a reprehensible act.