Anathematizing [verb]

He resolved to annihilate the unruly corps and anathematize their name.

We repent of what we have done, we defend those who repent, we anathematize those whom we defended.

We anathematize the intruder openly; this is incautious, for our anathemas provoke reprisals.

While he was yet opening his mouth to anathematize Mr. Murdock, that gentleman entered, familiar and cheerful.

Clergymen began to be heard of who had ceased to anathematize papists on the one hand, or vilify dissenters on the other.

They anathematize a civilization which tolerates ear-rings, or feathered hats, or artificial flowers.

We anathematize and practically kill a mother who has not conformed to our laws, irrespective of what Nature has said about it.

We excommunicate and anathematize him, from the threshold of the holy church of God Almighty.

I anathematize his formal sentiment, but there is a truth in it, when spoken of material acts.

One does not need even mildly to anathematize the instigators of that historic riot.