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reprobate Definition and Meaning in English (reprobate definition)

noun
Synonyms:scoundreldegeneratedepraved
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Reprobate definition: A morally corrupt and unprincipled person, often one who is beyond redemption.

Definitions of Reprobate

  1. 1noun

    A morally corrupt and unprincipled person, often one who is beyond redemption.

  2. 2adjective

    Having no moral principles; morally corrupt or depraved.

  3. 3verb

    To condemn or reject as unworthy, evil, or lost, especially in a theological sense.

Example Sentences

casual

“He was a reprobate who spent his life in gambling and drinking.”

formal

“The preacher warned against reprobate behavior.”

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past tensereprobated
present participlereprobating
nounreprobation

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Reprobate definition: A morally corrupt and unprincipled person, often one who is beyond redemption.
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'Reprobate' translates to 'reprobate' in English. Reprobate definition: A morally corrupt and unprincipled person, often one who is beyond redemption.
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