Condemnatory (adjective)

Expressing strong criticism or condemnation; serving to judge harshly or harshly critical.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word condemnare, meaning 'to condemn'.

Examples:

1. The article was written in a condemnatory tone, accusing the government of corruption.
2. His speech was full of condemnatory statements, causing outrage among the audience.
3. The community issued a condemnatory statement, condemning the actions of the culprits.
4. Her condemnatory attitude made her unpopular among her peers.
5. The judge gave a condemnatory verdict, sentencing the criminal to life in prison.