condamnaciones

Condamnaciones is a noun used in Spanish to refer to acts or outcomes of condemnation. The term can denote legal judgments, moral or social disapproval, or a religious declaration of damnation, depending on the context. In everyday language, condenaciones often appear alongside phrases like condena, condenar, or sentencia, reflecting the different spheres in which condemnation can occur.

Etymology and usage variations. The word derives from the Latin condemnatio and follows the standard Spanish formation condenación with plural condenaciones. In many contexts, especially legal ones, the preferred term is condena or sentencia, while condenaciones emphasizes the act or result of condemning rather than the judgment itself. Some texts may encounter the variant condenmaciones under influence from other languages or stylistic choices, but condenaciones is the widely understood plural form in contemporary Spanish.

Legal context. In jurisprudence, condenaciones refer to sentences imposed on individuals found culpable of crimes, including penalties such as imprisonment, fines, or other sanctions. The phrase condenaciones penales is common, and discussions about judicial fairness or due process often address the scope and proportionality of condenaciones.

Moral and religious context. Beyond the courtroom, condenaciones describe broad disapproval or censure of conduct by a group or society, or theological declarations of eternal punishment. In religious discourse, condenación can express the notion of divine judgment or moral condemnation.

See also. condena, condenar, condenación, sentencia, pena. Notes: nuances vary by context and jurisdiction.