No. 15,474 in German
verurteelt
"Verurteilt" means "convicted" or "condemned" in English.
In a sentence
Der Richter hat den Angeklagten zu einer langen Haftstrafe verurteilt.
The judge sentenced the defendant to a long prison term.
Here, 'verurteilen' is used in its judicial sense, meaning to officially declare a penalty for someone in a legal context.
Die Gesellschaft verurteilt oft Andersdenkende ohne nachzudenken.
Society often condemns those who think differently without much thought.
In this sentence, 'verurteilen' has a figurative use, implying societal judgment or censure.
Es ist nicht fair, jemanden ohne Beweise zu verurteilen.
It is not fair to judge someone without evidence.
Here, 'verurteilen' is used in the sense of making an evaluative judgment of someone's actions or character.
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