condemnors
/kənˈdɛmnərz/
noun
- People or groups who officially declare something to be wrong, unacceptable, or evil.
- Many condemnors of the new law gathered outside the courthouse.
- The condemnors of the policy argued it would harm the environment.
- The newspaper's editorial was full of harsh condemnors of the politician's actions.
- In law, people or authorities who officially declare a building or property to be unsafe or unfit for use, often leading to its demolition or seizure.
- The property owners fought the decision of the condemnors in court.
- The city's condemnors ordered the old factory to be torn down due to safety hazards.
- After the earthquake, the condemnors inspected dozens of damaged homes.