Reprobation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPROBATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of reprobating
• disapproval, condemnation, or censure.
• rejection.
• rejection by God, as of persons excluded from the number of the elect or from salvation.
• The act of reprobating; the state of being reprobated; strong disapproval or censure.
• The predestination of a certain number of the human race as reprobates, or objects of condemnation and punishment.
• rejection by God; the state of being condemned to eternal misery in Hell
• severe disapproval
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of reprobating; the state of being reprobated

Words related to REPROBATION

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Words that contain REPROBATION

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How to use REPROBATION in a sentence

• Proud nations like America always avenge themselves by noble impulses for the reprobation which they are conscious of having deserved.
• Here reprobation must become unqualified, and he appears one of the very worst men who ever exercised a commanding influence on a wicked and perverse generation.
• It was a cold, intended, and atrocious murder, which the pulpit and the press equally denounced in most unmeasured terms of reprobation, and with mingled grief and wrath.
• Joseph, a year before, had warned her against giving encouragement to a man whose principles deserved the reprobation of all sovereigns.
• Is it that of reprobation which God has stamped upon my face? No, simpleton that thou art, it is the phosphorus of thy brain, which catches fire from time to time.
• The sale of a borough carried with it no more necessary reprobation then than did the sale of a man, say, in Jamaica or Virginia.
• Rest assured that the men found busy in this work of discord are not worthy of your confidence, and deserve your strongest reprobation.
• What a reprobation of a man, who was once so dear to her! Farther instances of his raving impatience.
• The children, with cries of sympathy and reprobation, rushed to pick up the little dark body.
• In every society may be heard reprobation of those who too early stimulate the minds of their little ones.
• Supposing he had soothed her warmly? All her sentiments collected in her bosom to dash in reprobation of him at the thought.
• For if there is one element in Catholicism that the man-in-the-street especially selects for reprobation it is the life of the Enclosed Religious.
• The conduct of the former is deserving of approbation, while that of the latter merits the severest reprobation.
• I have never seen the nation stand more firm to its principles, or rally so firmly to its constituted authorities, and in reprobation of the opposition to them.
• There were cases, however, in which this common method of advertising paltry offences was thought not to involve an adequate degree of notoriety and reprobation.
• They emphatically repudiate the ordinarily taught terms of salvation, and deny the doctrine of hopeless reprobation.
• You go into neither extreme, whether of implicit faith or of violent reprobation.
• He was national in his views of duty, and he spoke with earnestness in reprobation of the conduct of Virginia.
• I was struck by the absence of any word of reprobation for his act.
• One child educated by healthy and happy parents is better than seven dragging their mother into the grave, notwithstanding the unmeasured reprobation of our little book.
• Reprobation, indeed, I always repudiated with great vigour, of which I shall presently speak.
• As soon as it became public, and took the form of petitions to legislatures and to Congress, the reprobation began.
• Every grievance enumerated in the long catalogue of the Declaration had been the subject of his discussion, and the object of his remonstrance and reprobation.
• The general reprobation of the country has been cast upon them.
• Chagrin, annoyance, moral reprobation, tossed her to and fro.
• There still remain the force of the law and of public opinion, the examples of public punishment, and the reprobation of guilt.
• He would have denounced it as deserving of the severest reprobation.
• If this line of thought was not altogether healthy, or conducive to the vigorous performance of practical duty, it was at all events better than the dark fancy of Reprobation.
• One respects the clean and honest side of Unionism, but there can be nothing but reprobation for the meanness of this latter-day argument.

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