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sinful

/ˈsɪn.fəl/

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adjective

/ˈsɪn.fəl/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что является морально неправильным или порочным, часто в религиозном контексте.

Describes something that is morally wrong or wicked, often in a religious context.

  1. Wicked or immoralB2formal

    Characterized by iniquity; considered wicked because it violates moral or religious law.

    ruГрешный

    • The preacher spoke against sinful behavior.
    • They believed gambling was a sinful activity.
    • He led a sinful life before finding redemption.

    Synonymscorruptdepravedevilimmoraliniquitousungodlyunholyvilewickedwrong

    Antonymsgodlyholyinnocentmoralpurerighteoussinlessvirtuous

  2. Guilty of wrongdoingB2formal

    Having committed unrighteous or morally wrong acts.

    ruГрешный

    • She felt sinful after telling the lie.
    • The confession cleansed his sinful soul.
    • They sought forgiveness for their sinful past.

    Synonymserrantguiltyimmoralsinningunrighteouswicked

    Antonymsinnocentvirtuous

  3. Excessive or indulgentB2informal

    Far more than usual or expected; often used humorously to describe something deliciously indulgent.

    ruГреховный

    • This chocolate cake is absolutely sinful!
    • She spent a sinful amount of money on shoes.
    • The dessert was so rich it felt sinful to eat.

    Synonymsdecadentextravagantindulgentlavishnaughtyoverindulgentwicked

Forms
  • more sinful comparative form
  • most sinful superlative form
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