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Reprobate

Definition

(formal, literary) A person who is considered to be morally depraved or wicked; someone who has rejected or been rejected by society due to their unacceptable behaviour. Often used in literary or philosophical contexts to explore the nature of morality and redemption.

Example Sentences

1The reprobate's life of crime and debauchery was seen as a cautionary tale by the community.
2In the novel, the protagonist grapples with the concept of the reprobate, questioning whether individuals can truly change their ways.
3The philosopher argued that the reprobate is not beyond redemption, but rather, they are in need of guidance and support to reform.
4The reprobate's actions were seen as a challenge to the social norms of the time, prompting a re-evaluation of what it means to be a member of society.
5The artist's depiction of the reprobate as a complex, multifaceted individual sparked controversy and debate among critics and audiences alike.

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