No. 4,087 in French
condamne
"Condamné" means "condemned" or "convicted."
In a sentence
Le jury a condamné l'accusé à dix ans de prison.
The jury sentenced the accused to ten years in prison.
Here, 'condamné' is used as a past participle to indicate that someone has been sentenced or judged guilty by the jury.
Son discours condamne fermement les actes de violence.
His speech firmly condemns acts of violence.
In this sentence, 'condamne' is used in the present tense to express strong disapproval or denunciation of actions.
Ce bâtiment est condamné car il est dangereux.
This building is condemned because it is dangerous.
Here, 'condamné' is used as a descriptive adjective indicating that the building is declared unfit or unsafe.
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