reprobate
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British pronunciation
/ɹɪpɹˈɒbe‍ɪt/

“reprobate”的英语定义和含义

Reprobate
01

堕落者, 无道德的人

an individual who lacks morality and principle
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The novel 's antagonist was a reprobate, engaging in deceitful and corrupt behavior without any sense of remorse.
小说中的反派是一个堕落者,从事欺骗和腐败行为而毫无悔意。
Despite his charm, he was known to be a reprobate, exploiting others for his own gain.
尽管他有魅力,但他以无赖著称,为了自己的利益剥削他人。
to reprobate
01

to declare invalid or refuse to accept something, such as a document or proposal

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The committee reprobated the contract due to missing signatures.
The judge reprobated the evidence as inadmissible in court.
02

to express strong disapproval of someone or something

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The principal reprobated the students' disruptive behavior.
Critics reprobated the author's controversial statements.
03

to consign to eternal damnation, often in a theological or moral sense

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The preacher warned that unrepentant souls would be reprobated.
In the doctrine, the wicked are reprobated and denied salvation.
reprobate
01

morally corrupt or depraved

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The novel tells the story of a reprobate gambler who loses everything.
His reprobate behavior shocked his conservative family.
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