What does it mean when a civilization denounces me?
What effect does it have when I denounce another civilization?
What kinds of actions can you take that would cause another civilization to denounce you?
Civilization – What does it mean when one civilization “denounces” another
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Best Answer
It's not in the manual, but this discussion on the Civ Fanatics forum has some good info. To summarize:
It always means that they are less friendly towards you. They may go to war with you. Their allies or other "unrelated" players may also denounce you or go to war with you.
The same basic effect as when a civ denounces you. Your allies may join with you in denouncing them and might attack them, and your relationship with the denounced civ (and possibly their allies) suffers and they may retaliate.
War on their allies; war on unallied city-states; taking most of the useful territory on a shared continent; otherwise getting too far ahead of them. Generally anything unfavorable for them, since the AI is stacked against the human player.