Turpitude is valid Scrabble Word

Is turpitude a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for TURPITUDE in dictionary:

NOUN:

inherent baseness, depravity
depraved or wicked behaviour or character
Inherent baseness or vileness of principle, words, or actions; shameful wickedness; depravity.
a corrupt or depraved or degenerate act or practice
wickedness

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

inherent baseness; depravity; a base act

Words related to TURPITUDE

turpitudes13 wickedness20

Words that contain TURPITUDE

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How to use TURPITUDE in a sentence

He had always held that tampering with the mails evinced the blackest turpitude.
Janet had written to her, giving and asking for news, and urging a visit, on the very day after the scene in which George Cannon admitted his turpitude.
The census of Peter having thus fairly inaugurated chattelhood, it immediately began to develop itself in all its turpitude.
IRVING, turning aside for the moment from the study of more recent turpitude, is preparing an analytical memoir on the first murder, that of ABEL by CAIN.
They cause greater disturbance and perhaps more momentary inconvenience, but they do not usually evince much moral turpitude.
We wish we might say that one nation had been able to resist this invitation to a moral turpitude masked by diplomatic subterfuges.
And then, woman was physically little understood, and what was actually sickness in her, was considered a prodigy, witchcraft or monstrous turpitude.
Were not the story one of to-day and of every day, the moral turpitude it displays would arouse the hearer to generous indignation.
This sense of fun is the single trait which relieves the colossal turpitude of Gilderoy.
And, though even his turpitude was melodramatic in its lack of balance, it is a unity of character which is the foundation of his greatness.

Some sins, it is true, are more heinous than others, but the comparative turpitude of transgressions depends much on the circumstances in which they are committed.
If it is hard to reconcile the supreme goodness of God with the moral turpitude of man, much more would it be hard to do so if his very angels are depraved.
The fact that he had a wife and family dependent on him only added to his turpitude, since it proved that no consideration could serve to deter him from a criminal act.
Justice Gazalee, addressing the grand jury, said that none of the crimes appeared to be marked with circumstances of great moral turpitude.
Superficial social reformers make poverty responsible for the total turpitude of men.
It exhibits the height of moral depravity and human turpitude.
One step downward in the path of moral turpitude ever leads to another.
Their language seemed not to have words that would fully express their sense of his despicable meanness, not to say turpitude.
Nowhere was any well-defined doctrine that moral turpitude was judged and punished in the next-world.
Many times it implies no moral turpitude, even with those who believe in moral turpitude.
He goes on to give a similar scale of moral turpitude.
The prohibition of marriage between near relations, and the turpitude of incest, have in view the preserving of purity of manners among persons much together.
Of their other exploits, that which ranks next in turpitude, and which led to their overthrow, was the piracy of the Morning Star.
We confound the trouble they give us with their real moral turpitude, and measure the one by the other.
He must either exert the negative power intrusted to him by the Constitution chiefly for its own preservation, protection, and defense or commit an act of gross moral turpitude.
Having gained, and by lying and subterfuge retained, some measure of independence, they sank from depth to depth of meanness and turpitude.
Breaches of any of these kinds of civil relation were considered as acts of the most distinguished turpitude.
There was Lucius Calpurnius Piso, with the visage of a philosopher, but within mere moral turpitude.
Individual responsibility for moral turpitude will be taken from man.

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