No. 3,870 in Dutch
veroordeelde
"Veroordeelde" means "convicted person" or "convict."
In a sentence
De veroordeelde wachtte geduldig op zijn beurt in de gevangenis.
The convict waited patiently for his turn in the prison.
In this sentence, 'veroordeelde' is used as a noun referring to an individual who has been convicted of a crime.
Hij veroordeelde het slechte gedrag van zijn collega.
He condemned the bad behavior of his colleague.
Here, 'veroordeelde' is the past tense of the verb 'veroordelen', meaning 'to condemn or judge'. It describes the action of passing judgment or expressing disapproval.
Wij veroordeelden de onrechtvaardigheid van de nieuwe wet.
We condemned the injustice of the new law.
In this example, 'veroordeelden' is the past tense plural form of the verb 'veroordelen', indicating a collective action of judging or condemning.
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