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reprobate
/ ˈrɛprəʊˌbeɪt; ˈrɛprəbəsɪ /
adjective
- morally unprincipled; depraved
- Christianity destined or condemned to eternal punishment in hell
noun
- an unprincipled, depraved, or damned person
- a disreputable or roguish person
the old reprobate
verb
- to disapprove of; condemn
- (of God) to destine, consign, or condemn to eternal punishment in hell
Derived Forms
- reprobacy, noun
- ˈreproˌbater, noun
Other Words From
- rep·ro·ba·cy [rep, -r, uh, -b, uh, -see], repro·bateness noun
- repro·bater noun
- un·repro·bated adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of reprobate1
Word History and Origins
Origin of reprobate1
Example Sentences
In a meeting with donors on Monday evening, Biden did not hold back, describing Trump as a "convicted felon" who is "unhinged" and "snapped" after being defeated in the 2020 election, which then inspired the reprobate ex-president to attempt a coup on Jan. 6.
A pious woman beats the hell out of her reprobate husband after he gets a giant tattoo of Jesus on his back.
The media are already ballyhooing about how Trump's indictment for the crimes of Jan. 6 is truly "historic" and "unprecedented" in American history and that the "walls have closed in" on the reprobate ex-president.
To that point, in response to his impending indictment and arrest for the crimes of Jan. 6, Trump is behaving like an unrepentant reprobate, as he rants and throws a fit on his Truth Social disinformation platform.
The frontrunner appeared on CNN for a very friendly town hall and reminded everyone just what an unfit reprobate he is, causing the media to spend hours revisiting everything the majority of the country hates about him.
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