condemner (n silent)

[Eng.condemn; -er.] One who condemns; a censurer, blamer, or censor. "Some few are the only refusers and condemners of this catholic practice." -Taylor: Worthy Commun. IMG:content-0502.png:[blocks in formation] ". though to thy own condemning." Milton: Samson Agonistes. côn-đen-sa-bil'-1-ty, s. [Eng. condensable ; -ity.] The quality of being condensable; capability of being condensed or compre ed. con-den-sa-ble, a. [English condense; -able.] Capable or admitting of being condensed or compre ed. "This agent meets with resistance in the movable; and not being in the utmost extremity of density, but con densable yet further, every resistance works something upon the mover to condense it." -Digby : On the Soul. con-den-sāte, v. t. & i. [CONDENSATE, a.] A. Trans.: To condense; to compre in to a closer form. "They say a little critical learning makes one proud; If there were more, it would condensate and compact itself into le room."- Hammond : Works, iv. 611. B. In trans.: To become condensed.