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Definition
Synonym
Pauschalverurteilung
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Pauschalverurteilung
f
(von jdm. etw.)
pej.
sweeping condemnation (of sb. sth.)
(moralische) Verurteilung
f
(von jdm. etw.)
Verurteilungen
pl
Pauschalverurteilung
f
Es gab bisher keine offizielle Verurteilung der militärischen Intervention.
Die Angriffe auf zivile Ziele wurden von mehreren Großmächten verurteilt.
condemnation (of sb. sth.)
condemnations
sweeping condemnation
There's been no official condemnation of the military intervention.
The attacks on civilian targets have drawn condemnation from several major powers.
Pauschalverurteilung
f
(von jdm. etw.)
pej.
sweeping condemnation (of sb. sth.)
(moralische) Verurteilung
f
(von jdm. etw.)
Verurteilungen
pl
Pauschalverurteilung
f
Es gab bisher keine offizielle Verurteilung der militärischen Intervention.
Die Angriffe auf zivile Ziele wurden von mehreren Großmächten verurteilt.
condemnation (of sb. sth.)
condemnations
sweeping condemnation
There's been no official condemnation of the military intervention.
The attacks on civilian targets have drawn condemnation from several major powers.
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sweeping condemnation Synonyme
sweeping
absolute
across the board
across-the-board
aleatoric
aleatory
all-comprehensive
all-embracing
all-encompassing
all-inclusive
all-out
all-pervading
amorphous
blanket
blobby
blurred
blurry
born
broad
broad-based
cataclysmic
catastrophic
catholic
chance
chancy
chaotic
clean
clear
coasting
compendious
complete
comprehensive
confused
congenital
consummate
debris
decisive
deep-dyed
diffuse
disordered
downright
dust
dyed-in-the-wool
egregious
encyclopedic
exhaustive
extensive
far-embracing
far-extending
far-flung
far-flying
far-going
far-ranging
far-reaching
flow
flowing
foggy
fuzzy
garbage
general
glide
gliding
global
hazy
hit-or-miss
ill-defined
imprecise
inaccurate
inchoate
incoherent
indecisive
indefinable
indefinite
indeterminable
indeterminate
indiscriminate
indistinct
inexact
insurrectionary
intensive
junk
large-scale
lax
liberal
litter
loose
nonspecific
obscure
omnibus
omnipresent
orderless
out-and-out
outright
over-all
overwhelming
panoramic
perfect
pervasive
plain
plumb
pure
radical
random
regular
revolutional
revolutionary
revulsionary
revulsive
rubbish
sailing
shadowed forth
shadowy
shapeless
sheer
skating
skiing
skim
sledding
slide
sliding
slipping
slither
slithering
stochastic
straight
sweep
synoptic
thorough
thoroughgoing
through-and-through
tobogganing
total
transilient
trash
ubiquitous
umbrella
unclear
unconditional
undefined
undestined
undetermined
universal
unmitigated
unplain
unqualified
unreserved
unrestricted
unspecified
utter
vague
veiled
veritable
waste
whole
wholesale
wide
wide-extended
wide-extending
wide-ranging
wide-reaching
wide-stretching
widespread
without exception
without omission
sweeping
s
afterglow
afterimage
balance
bones
butt
butt end
candle ends
chaff
culm
deadwood
debris
detritus
dishwater
draff
dregs
dust
end
fag end
filings
fossil
garbage
gash
hogwash
holdover
husks
leavings
lees
leftovers
odds and ends
offal
offscourings
orts
parings
potsherds
rags
raspings
refuse
relics
remainder
remains
remnant
residue
residuum
rest
roach
rubbish
ruins
rump
sawdust
scourings
scrap iron
scraps
scum
shadow
shards
shavings
slack
slag
slop
slops
straw
stubble
stump
survival
swill
tares
trace
vestige
wastage
waste
waste matter
wastepaper
weeds
Pauschalverurteilung Definition
Condemnation
(
n.
)
The
act
of
condemning
or
pronouncing
to
be
wrong
Condemnation
(
n.
)
The
act
of
judicially
condemning,
or
adjudging
guilty,
unfit
for
use,
or
forfeited
Condemnation
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
condemned.
Condemnation
(
n.
)
The
ground
or
reason
of
condemning.
Self-condemnation
(
n.
)
Condemnation
of
one's
self
by
one's
own
judgment.
Sweeping
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Sweep
Sweeping
(
a.
)
Cleaning
off
surfaces,
or
cleaning
away
dust,
dirt,
or
litter,
as
a
broom
does
sweeping condemnation (of sb. sth.) Bedeutung
sweeping
the
act
of
cleaning
with
a
broom
conviction
judgment
of
conviction
condemnation
sentence
(criminal
law)
a
final
judgment
of
guilty
in
a
criminal
case
and
the
punishment
that
is
imposed,
the
conviction
came
as
no
surprise
condemnation
(law)
the
act
of
condemning
(as
land
forfeited
for
public
use)
or
judging
to
be
unfit
for
use
(as
a
food
product
or
an
unsafe
building)
disapprobation
condemnation
an
expression
of
strong
disapproval,
pronouncing
as
wrong
or
morally
culpable,
his
uncompromising
condemnation
of
racism
execration
condemnation
curse
an
appeal
to
some
supernatural
power
to
inflict
evil
on
someone
or
some
group
condemnation
the
condition
of
being
strongly
disapproved
of,
he
deserved
nothing
but
condemnation
sweeping
wholesale
ignoring
distinctions,
sweeping
generalizations,
wholesale
destruction
sweeping
taking
in
or
moving
over
(or
as
if
over)
a
wide
area,
often
used
in
combination,
a
sweeping
glance,
a
wide-sweeping
view
of
the
river
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