How Do You Spell CONDONES?

Pronunciation: [kəndˈə͡ʊnz] (IPA)

The word "condones" is spelled with the IPA phonetic transcription /kənˈdoʊnz/. The first syllable "con" is pronounced with a short "u" sound. The second syllable "dones" is pronounced with a long "o" sound and a silent "e". This word is the third-person singular present tense of the verb "condone", which means to forgive or overlook something. It is important to use correct spelling and pronunciation to convey clear communication and avoid misunderstandings.

CONDONES Meaning and Definition

1. Condoning refers to the act of accepting, allowing, or giving approval to an action, behavior, or belief, despite potential disapproval or moral objection. It implies endorsing or overlooking something that may be considered improper, unethical, or wrong by traditional standards or societal norms.

   In practical terms, condoning can involve ignoring or pardoning an offense, wrongdoing, or misconduct without taking any appropriate measures to address or rectify it. It may occur in various contexts such as personal relationships, professional settings, or larger societal issues.

   When one condones someone's behavior, they essentially agree to tolerate, excuse, or even support the actions in question. This can result from various factors, including a desire to maintain peace, fear of confrontation, misguided loyalty, or a personal belief that the behavior is justified under exceptional circumstances.

   While condoning may provide temporary relief or convenience, it can also perpetuate harmful patterns or contribute to a lack of accountability. It may hinder personal growth, enable harmful behaviors, or erode trust and respect within relationships or organizations.

   It is important to note that condoning is subjective and varies depending on cultural, ethical, and personal perspectives. Therefore, what may be considered condoning for one person or group may be seen differently by another. Understanding the implications and consequences of condoning is crucial in fostering healthy relationships, promoting ethical conduct, and maintaining a just society.

Common Misspellings for CONDONES

• consenes
• condesnes
• condomes
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• conotes
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• jonsonese
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• condonnes
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• Condiges
• conjonts
• condonen
• condonans
• oozzones
• condans
• lindones
• Consonens
• Oontones
• Boddoney
• Fondons
• coniodes
• Bontones

Etymology of CONDONES

The word "condones" originates from the Latin word "condonare", which means "to give up, remit, or pardon". The Latin verb is a combination of the prefix "con-" which signifies "together" or "completely", and "donare", meaning "to give" or "present". Over time, the word "condone" in English came to mean "to overlook or disregard an offense, wrongdoing, or inappropriate behavior", usually with the implication of forgiveness or implicit approval.

Similar spelling words for CONDONES

• condominium,
• comedown,
• condemned,
• contend,
• condenses,
• condone,
• count down,
• countdown,
• condensed,
• condenser,
• condemn,
• Condon,
• condensate,
• condom,
• count on,
• condonation,
• conodont,
• condensing,
• condense.

Conjugate verb Condones

CONDITIONAL

I would condone

we would condone

you would condone

he/she/it would condone

they would condone

FUTURE

I will condone

we will condone

you will condone

he/she/it will condone

they will condone

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have condoned

we will have condoned

you will have condoned

he/she/it will have condoned

they will have condoned

PAST

I condoned

we condoned

you condoned

he/she/it condoned

they condoned

PAST PERFECT

I had condoned

we had condoned

you had condoned

he/she/it had condoned

they had condoned

PRESENT

I condone

we condone

you condone

he/she/it condones

they condone

PRESENT PERFECT

I have condoned

we have condoned

you have condoned

he/she/it has condoned

they have condoned

I am condoning

we are condoning

you are condoning

he/she/it is condoning

they are condoning

I was condoning

we were condoning

you were condoning

he/she/it was condoning

they were condoning

I will be condoning

we will be condoning

you will be condoning

he/she/it will be condoning

they will be condoning

I have been condoning

we have been condoning

you have been condoning

he/she/it has been condoning

they have been condoning

I had been condoning

we had been condoning

you had been condoning

he/she/it had been condoning

they had been condoning

I will have been condoning

we will have been condoning

you will have been condoning

he/she/it will have been condoning

they will have been condoning

I would have condoned

we would have condoned

you would have condoned

he/she/it would have condoned

they would have condoned

I would be condoning

we would be condoning

you would be condoning

he/she/it would be condoning

they would be condoning

I would have been condoning

we would have been condoning

you would have been condoning

he/she/it would have been condoning

they would have been condoning