en el diccionario PONS
denounce [dɪˈnaʊns] V. trans.
1. denounce (condemn):
- denounce
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2. denounce (give information against):
- denounce
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- denounce
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| I | denounce |
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| you | denounce |
| he/she/it | denounces |
| we | denounce |
| you | denounce |
| they | denounce |
| I | denounced |
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| you | denounced |
| he/she/it | denounced |
| we | denounced |
| you | denounced |
| they | denounced |
| I | have | denounced |
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| you | have | denounced |
| he/she/it | has | denounced |
| we | have | denounced |
| you | have | denounced |
| they | have | denounced |
| I | had | denounced |
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| you | had | denounced |
| he/she/it | had | denounced |
| we | had | denounced |
| you | had | denounced |
| they | had | denounced |
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An editorial in the local newspaper denounced the verdict the next day.
en.wikipedia.org It was denounced as heresy by some rabbis.
en.wikipedia.org Her review also denounced the series' embedded advertising of the toy lines, ultimately giving the series 2 out of 5 stars.
en.wikipedia.org Protest leaders denounced the raid as a dress rehearsal for their forced eviction and an attempt to provoke, intimidate, and discredit the land occupants.
en.wikipedia.org The reviewer goes on to praise the simple controls and entertaining voice acting, but denounces the gameplay as dull and easy.
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