Definition of Reprobate
Reprobate
re·pro·bate
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(noun)
A person who is morally corrupt and rejects moral principles.
e.g. The reprobate politician was known for his scandalous behavior.
(adjective)
unprincipled or morally corrupt in some way, often used affectionately or humorously;
e.g. She was a talented but reprobate individual, so they weren't sure whether to offer her the position.
(verb)
(old) to feel or express disapproval of someone/something, to condemn them as being unacceptable, evil, or unworthy;
e.g. I didn't want to reprobate him because I thought it would hurt his feelings.
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