Definition of Condoners

1. condoner [n] - See also: condoner

Lexicographical Neighbors of Condoners

condoles
condoling
condolingly
condonable
condonation
condonations
condone
condoned
condoner
condoners (current term)
condones
condoning
condop
condops
condor
condores
condors
condos
condotel
condotels
condottiere
condottieres
condottieri
conduce

Literary usage of Condoners

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Popular Science Monthly (1889)
"... nor in favor of doctrinal errors; but falsehoods, the makers of falsehoods, the willing beneficiaries and condoners of falsehoods, and all who leave out ..."

2. "Over There" with the Australians by R. Hugh Knyvett (1918)
"King or President, Parliament or Pope, dares stand between these people and their just wrath they deserve to be pilloried in the minds of men as condoners ..."

3. Germany's Madness by Emil Reich (1914)
"The friends of tho Turks and condoners of the Armenian massacres would have no compunction in coercing men to satisfy their needs and unnatural caprices. ..."

4. Supplement to "Notes of My Life," 1879, and "Mr. Gladstone," 1886 by George Anthony Denison (1893)
"The New Critic' and his condoners drag down heaven to earth—heavenly things to earthly things. They are hearing men rather than God. ..."

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