reprobate /repˈrə- or repˈrō-bāt/

1. A dissolute or profligate person
2. Someone lost to shame
3. A villain or rogue
4. (often joc) a scamp
5. A person rejected by God

1. Given over to sin
2. Depraved
3. Unprincipled
4. Base
5. Rejected by God
6. Condemnatory
7. Failing to pass a test (esp of silver) (archaic)

1. To reject
2. To disapprove of
3. To censure
4. To disown (obsolete)

repˈrobacy /-bə-si/ noun

State of being a reprobate

repˈrobance noun (Shakespeare)

Reprobation

repˈrobāter noun

reprobāˈtion noun

1. The act of reprobating
2. Rejection
3. Predestination to eternal damnation
4. Utter abandonment
5. Severe censure or condemnation

repˈrobātive or repˈrobatory adjective

Condemnatory

repˈrobātor noun (Scots law)

An action to prove a witness perjured or biased

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