Object

• bombing: Gerry Adams carried his coffin with pride; he also refused to condemn the bombing.

• atrocity: Any politician who truly believes in democracy and opposes gang rule must condemn this atrocity and publicly offer their support to Danny McBrearty.

• terrorism: We totally and completely condemn any terrorism associated with Kashmir, as we do terrorism elsewhere in the world.

• killing: Local business and union leaders alike have condemned the killings as highly inconvenient.

• homosexuality: Such views are fairly easily refuted by reading passages which condemn homosexuality in context.

Subject

• politician: The total pay out of £ 100,000 has been condemned by unionist politicians.

Adjective complement

• criminal: Now he wants to try his procedures on a human subject - a condemned criminal perhaps.

Modifying Another Word

• roundly: This decision was roundly condemned by UK business leaders whilst the Trades Union Congress welcomed the vote.

• unreservedly: Land and People unreservedly condemn this latest act of racism against the much abused indigenous peoples of this, our, homeland.

• unequivocally: As long as speed is celebrated in non-road situations, then it will never be unequivocally condemned on the roads.

• utterly: But can the law, which utterly condemns the sinner, can it redeem the sinner?

• universally: Pinochet has already been universally condemned for his moral and political responsibility.

• strongly: We strongly condemn the cruel terrorist acts which targeted the innocent people of the United States.

Used with why or when

• what: Condemn what 's his or nameless, faceless thousands, millions.

Infinitive complement

• repeat: It has been rightly said that those who ignore history are condemned to repeat it.

• die: I am condemned to die -- now or a little later.

• live: Those who manage to escape death are condemned to live in destitution and pain.

Preposition: without

• reservation: Everyone everywhere condemns without reservation the act of terrorism.

Preposition: by

• politician: The total pay out of £ 100,000 has been condemned by unionist politicians.