/kənˈdɛmd/ – adjective
Definition: 1. bị kết án tử hình, bị lên án;
2. bị đơn thua kiện.
A more throughout explanation: In a legal context, the term “condemned” typically refers to property that has been officially declared unfit for use or occupancy due to safety concerns, violations of building codes, or other reasons. The process of condemnation involves a formal determination by a government authority that the property is no longer suitable for its intended purpose and may require demolition or significant repairs to meet legal standards.
Example: The court CONDEMNED the defendant to life imprisonment for the crime of murder.