reprobate

• Describe a una persona que es moralmente inescrupulosa o descaradamente viciosa; también se usa como sustantivo para referirse a esa persona.

Describes a person who is morally unprincipled or shamelessly wicked; also used as a noun for such a person.

1. Morally unprincipledC2formal

   Having no moral principles; unprincipled or wicked.

   depravado / sin principios morales

   • The reprobate behavior of the official shocked the community.
   • He was known for his reprobate lifestyle and disregard for rules.
   • The reprobate actions of the gang were condemned by everyone.

   Sinónimosbasedegeneratedepravedimmoralsinfulunprincipledvilewicked

   Antónimosethicalhonorablemoralprincipledrighteousuprightvirtuous

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona sin principios morales, depravada o no arrepentida; se usa a menudo en contextos históricos o literarios.

A noun referring to a person who is morally unprincipled, unrepentant, or depraved; often used in a historical or literary context.

1. Immoral or unprincipled personC2formal

   A person who behaves in a morally unacceptable way, often considered wicked or sinful.

   Persona inmoral o sin principios

   • The old reprobate spent all his money on gambling.
   • He was known as a reprobate who cared nothing for others.
   • The village elders condemned the reprobate for his scandalous behavior.

   Sinónimosblackguardcaddegeneratemiscreantprofligaterapscallionrascalroguescoundrelvillainwretch

   Antónimosmoralistparagonsaint

• Verbo desusado que significa no aprobar, condenar o rechazar algo o a alguien, a menudo en un contexto moral o teológico.

An archaic verb meaning to disapprove of, condemn, or reject something or someone, often in a moral or theological context.

1. Condemn or rejectC2formal

   To express strong disapproval of someone or something; to reject as unacceptable.

   Condenar o rechazar

   • The church reprobated his heretical teachings.
   • Society reprobates those who commit such crimes.
   • The committee reprobated the proposal as unethical.

   Sinónimoscensurecondemndenouncedisapproverejectrepudiate

   Antónimosacceptapprovecommendendorsepraise