reprobate

• Descreve uma pessoa sem princípios morais ou descaradamente depravada; também é usado como substantivo para designar essa pessoa.

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.

   Sem princípios morais

   • 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.

   Sinônimosbasedegeneratedepravedimmoralsinfulunprincipledvilewicked

   Antônimosethicalhonorablemoralprincipledrighteousuprightvirtuous

• Substantivo que designa uma pessoa sem princípios morais, que não se arrepende ou é depravada; usado com frequência em contexto histórico ou literário.

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.

   Devasso

   • 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.

   Sinônimosblackguardcaddegeneratemiscreantprofligaterapscallionrascalroguescoundrelvillainwretch

   Antônimosmoralistparagonsaint

• Verbo em desuso que significa não aprovar, condenar ou rejeitar algo ou alguém, frequentemente em contexto moral ou 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 ou rejeitar

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

   Sinônimoscensurecondemndenouncedisapproverejectrepudiate

   Antônimosacceptapprovecommendendorsepraise