reprobation

• Nom désignant l'acte de rejeter ou de condamner quelqu'un, souvent dans un contexte théologique d'exclusion du salut, ou, plus généralement, exprimant une forte désapprobation ou un blâme.

A noun referring to the act of rejecting or condemning someone, often in a theological context of being excluded from salvation, or more generally expressing strong disapproval or censure.

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1. Divine condemnationC2formal

   The act of being rejected by God and condemned to eternal punishment in Hell, according to some religious doctrines.

   Réprobation divine

   • The theologian wrote extensively about the concept of reprobation.
   • In some beliefs, reprobation is seen as a divine judgment.
   • The sermon warned of the dangers of reprobation.

   Synonymescondemnationdamnationeternal damnationperdition

   Antonymeselectionjustificationsalvation

2. Strong disapprovalC1formal

   A severe expression of criticism or condemnation of someone's actions or character.

   Réprobation (désapprobation sévère)

   • The committee expressed its reprobation of the unethical behavior.
   • His actions met with universal reprobation from the community.
   • The judge's reprobation was clear in his final statement.

   Synonymescastigationcensurecondemnationcriticismdenunciationdisapprovalrebukereprehensionreproach

   Antonymesapprovalcommendationpraise