Reprobate

What do we mean by reprobate?

A morally unprincipled person. noun

One who is predestined to damnation. noun

Morally unprincipled; shameless. adjective

Rejected by God and without hope of salvation. adjective

To disapprove of; condemn. transitive verb

To abandon to eternal damnation. Used of God. transitive verb

To disapprove vehemently; contemn strongly; condemn; reject.

To abandon to vice or punishment, or to hopeless ruin or destruction. See reprobation, 3.

Synonyms To reprehend, censure. See reprobate, a.

Disallowed; disapproved; rejected; not enduring proof or trial.

Abandoned in sin; morally abandoned; depraved; characteristic of a reprobate.

Expressing disapproval or censure; condemnatory.

Synonyms profligate, etc. (see abandoned), vitiated, corrupt, hardened, wicked, base, vile, cast away, graceless, shameless.

One who is very profligate or abandoned; a person given over to sin; one lost to virtue and religion; a wicked, depraved wretch. noun

One morally abandoned and lost. noun

Not enduring proof or trial; not of standard purity or fineness; disallowed; rejected. adjective

Abandoned to punishment; hence, morally abandoned and lost; given up to vice; depraved. adjective

Of or pertaining to one who is given up to wickedness. adjective

To disapprove with detestation or marks of extreme dislike; to condemn as unworthy; to disallow; to reject. transitive verb

To abandon to punishment without hope of pardon. transitive verb

One rejected by God; a sinful person.

An individual with low morals or principles.

A low life scum-sucking piece of worthless donkey crap Urban Dictionary

A morally unprincipled person. Urban Dictionary

One who drinks copious amounts of wine, doesn't care much for people, and loves to use large words when in the presence of low intelligence. Urban Dictionary

Someone who lives or owns a vacation home Ketchum or Sun Valley Idaho (basically someone born in California) Urban Dictionary

One who does not know the difference between moral and amoral or right and wrong. Urban Dictionary

When a Repro decides to masturbate. Urban Dictionary

The act of being on probation, getting off, and then being put back on. Urban Dictionary

Person that vigorously evades person responsibility for their action. Urban Dictionary

Some one who blames others with out regard for fact. Urban Dictionary

Any unmarried, fornicating, unruly hourly or salaried non-manager unionized and non-unionized employee who is not in complete control of their emotions - who has to ask for permission from a manager, boss, parents, or any person who is in charge of them - to do anything that they want to do because they haven't been trusted to manage all of their own affairs without the input of another adult who has been deemed more responsible and more capable of running their own life this person runs the risk of quitting, being impulsive, they are easily manipulated, they are a bad judge of character, they don't know who is genuine and who is a liar, they lack control, they are hasty, they lack self-control, and they are prone to having huge lapses in judgment generally oblivious, infantile, spoiled, uncouth, and insignificant (in the eyes of the ruling class) bits of humanity who are prone to never apologizing, twisting an apology to make the other person at fault or naturally defective (they say shit like "don't worry about it - it's not your fault") in some way, abusive, fighting, arguing, disrespectful, road rage, being abandoned, fornicating, being physically or sexually abused, neglectful, making children out of wedlock, and all kinds of other types of unseemly behaviors Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to reprobate:
reprobate, probate, approbate, reprobates, reprobative, reprobated, improbate, exprobate, reprobater, reprobacy, reprobance.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word reprobate:
elect, angel, god, son.

Adjectives that are often used to describe reprobate:
old, young, good, such, hardened, little, drunken, most, moral, heartless, hopeless, notorious, greatest, clever, poor, hoary, worthless, wicked, heeled, thorough, worst, miserable, unfeeling, sad, aged, graceless, insolent, blind, handsome, vile, godless, impudent, bitterest, incorrigible, overbearing, odious, elderly, thankless, utter, venomous, shameless, fat, dissolute, cunning, selfish, unfortunate, reformed, natured, italian, indolent, penniless, hearted, profane, royal, errant, dangerous, idle, irreclaimable, inveterate, unhappy, irretrievable, depraved, jolly, terrible, headed, ragged, invalid, dreadful, void, abominable, perfidious, cheeked, null, vicious, biggest, wretched.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective reprobate:
silver, mind, traders, manner, infants, pirate, son, wretch, pawnes, knaves, men, bachelor, angels, persons, sinner, children, state, soul, person, souls, class, king, expressions, disposition, sinners, priests.

Words that sound like reprobate:
reprobate, reprobates, reprobated, approbate, rubber boot, reparable, rarebit, ruprecht, repressed, reprint, reproached, reprobation, reppert, repriced.