To sentence, doom, condemn (to some penalty, to do or suffer something). Obsolete.

transitive. To sentence to punishment, condemn (a person).

transitive. Chiefly with to or infinitive. To sentence or condemn (a person) to a specified punishment or penalty. Cf. adjudge, v. 1c. Now rare.

figurative and transferred. To condemn.

transitive. To sentence or condemn (a person) to a specified punishment or penalty. Chiefly with to, or infinitive.

To sentence, appoint (to do something). Obsolete.

To pronounce sentence upon; to condemn to a punishment.

To pronounce judgement or sentence against; esp. to condemn to some fate.

To doom, sentence (to a punishment); to ordain or appoint (a punishment) to be inflicted.

To pronounce judicial sentence on; to sentence to. Obsolete.

figurative. To doom or devote to some (unkind) fate or condition; in passive to be doomed by fate to some condition or to do something.

To sentence, condemn. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To sentence or condemn (a person) to a specified punishment or penalty. With to, or infinitive. Cf. adjudge, v. 1c. rare.