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To condone an action is to disapprove of it strongly. Is this correct or incorrect?
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To condone an action is to disapprove of it strongly. Is this correct or incorrect?

User Parinda Rajapaksha
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Incorrect. To condone is to approve of, allow, or support an action. 
User Kurtosis
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That is not correct- to condone something you would be allowing them to do that.
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