Adjective:

নিন্দার্হ,

condemnable's Usage Examples:

507 (1848); that is, that intangible property rights are condemnable via the eminent domain power, and that just compensation must be given.

she was banned from publishing in her native Syria for her "morally condemnable" writing, and since August 2004, she has been living in self-imposed.

"Saddened to learn of the martyrdom of Additional IG KP, Ashraf Noor, in condemnable Peshawar blast.

5 years in January 2021 by the Suwon District Court for a "highly condemnable" act against a juvenile.

"Violence and damage to public property after court verdict is highly condemnable; appeal to all citizens to maintain peace".

hostage Alan Henning and urged the militants to not commit the 'worst condemnable sin' against Islam.

dedicated to clearing up areas for white settlers, sometimes with very condemnable work approaches, others more noble, such as envisioned by Cândido Rondon.

lives in [the] terrorist attack in Lahore is regrettable and highly condemnable.

resource center for the promotion of Hindutva, that vandalism, even though condemnable, could not be equated with terrorism.

dedicated to clearing up areas for white settlers, sometimes with very condemnable work approaches, others more noble, such as envisioned by Marechal Cândido.

He said "Saddened by condemnable terrorist attack in Peshawar this morning.

northeast student in New Delhi after being beaten up is barbaric and condemnable".

Pakistan's Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed called the attack "highly condemnable" and said the government wanted "to assure the people we will not allow.

"Wundwasser" (Water from wounds) was indexed due to "youth endangering and condemnable contents" although the band tried to stop the indexing by engaging their.

superiority based on racial differentiation is scientifically false, morally condemnable, socially unjust and dangerous.

condemnable whether it is committed by an individual or a group or a State, and whosoever.

cameramen as well as the students who have been victims of excesses, abuse, condemnable unjustified violence.

Synonyms:

deplorable; wrong; criminal; vicious; reprehensible;

Antonyms:

legal; virtuous; unmalicious; humane; right;