Object

• trespass: Trainspots DOES NOT condone trespass and none of the information on this site should be taken as a right to trespass.

• killing: Do the Government and the BMA condone purposeful killing by omission?

• vandalism: Put it in your diary for May Day - not that we would condone any vandalism.

• violence: What I am NOT trying to do is condone violence.

• violation: Banning users who defy such requests sends out a clear message that you don't condone the violation of other people's rights.

Modifying Another Word

• quietly: Racism thrives because the silence of the majority, and their reluctance to stand up and be counted, quietly condones it!

• possibly: Of course, reporters have to be seen to be morally and politically correct, so I couldn't possibly condone such an action.

• not: ISPA members do not condone or support the use of the Internet for illegal purposes.

Used with why or when

• what: It was just a gesture to condone what they were doing.

Preposition: by

• court: Women are placed above the law, as perjury and contempt of court by women are largely condoned by the courts.

Present participle complement

• kill: I am not saying that atheists like killing people, condone killing people or any other such statement.

• use: I wouldn't recommend or condone using illegal software. _________________ Kev Man is limited by his fears, not by his imagination.

• break: So we don't expect him to openly condone breaking laws - even ones that he doesn't agree with.

Preposition: in

• way: This is not to condone in any way acts of terrorism against innocent civilians, wherever they might occur.