condoned

v.

容忍，宽恕，原谅( condone的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. People cannot condone the use of fierce violence.
   人们不能宽恕使用凶残的暴力。
2. No faith or culture should condone the outrages against them.
   任何信仰或文化都不能宽恕对妇幼施加的暴行。

Condoned or Condemned
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Condoned or condemned: the situational affordance of anger and shame in the United States and Japan
The Condemned and Condoned Mona Lisa: The Unique Characterization of Shakespeare's Gertrude
Condemned or condoned? : investigating the problem of unmarried motherhood in England, 1945-60 /
The co-construction of medical humanitarianism: Analysis of personal, organizationally condoned narratives from an agency website.
Supreme Court Should Overrule the Territorial Incorporation Doctrine and End One Hundred Years of Judicially Condoned Colonialism, The
The Supreme Court Should Overrule the Territorial Incorporation Doctrine and End One Hundred Years of Judicially Condoned Colonialism