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reprobate
rep·ro·bate
[
répprə bàyt
]
noun
(
plural
rep·ro·bates
)
Definition:
1.
somebody immoral:
a disreputable or immoral person
2.
religion
somebody damned:
somebody whose soul is believed to be damned
adjective
Definition:
1.
disreputable:
disreputable or immoral
2.
religion
damned:
having a soul that is believed to be damned
transitive verb
(
past and past participle
rep·ro·bat·ed
,
present participle
rep·ro·bat·ing
,
3rd person present singular
rep·ro·bates
)
Definition:
1.
censure somebody:
to censure or condemn somebody
(
formal
)
2.
religion
deny salvation to somebody:
to condemn somebody to supposed eternal damnation
[
Mid-16th century. < late Latin
reprobatus
< Latin
reprobat-
, past participle of
reprobare
"prove to be unworthy" <
probare
"prove"
]
rep·ro·bat·er
[
répprə bàytər
]
noun
rep·ro·ba·tive
[
répprə bàytiv
]
adjective
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