uncondemn

English

Etymology

un- +‎ condemn

Verb

uncondemn (third-person singular simple present uncondemns, present participle uncondemning, simple past and past participle uncondemned)

1. (transitive, rare) To reverse the condemnation of; to condemn no longer.
   • 1997, Lewis Gannett, Magazine Beach, page 56:

     “The building inspector,” Selma explained to James, “is going to uncondemn us next month. We think.”

   • 2017, Kiara Windrider, Ilahinoor:

     What I was clearly shown was that this belief in condemnation was lodged deep in the subconscious fields of humanity, but that it is easy now to uncondemn ourselves.